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Teaching Guides
Inclusive teaching happens when your teaching strategies and interactions with students convey transparency, community and engagement. How is this achieved? When you inclusively Design, Deliver and Reflect. How you choose to craft your assignments, your delivery methods, and your pursuit of personal reflection and growth are examples of inclusive teaching in action.
Clemson's Office of Teaching Effectiveness and Innovation (OTEI) offers a variety of services and resources to ensure your success as an educator prior to and throughout each semester. Browse our guides, templates and other helpful teaching tools to learn more about the importance of inclusive teaching practices.
Getting Started: Evidence-Based Teaching
New to OTEI? Start here with our evidence-based teaching strategies to better organize your teaching practice and learn new approaches in the field.
Inclusive Syllabus and Course Design
Browse strategies for inclusive syllabus creation, syllabus templates, inclusive course design, writing learning objectives and other course and program development topics.
Transparency in Teaching and Assessment
Explore information on delivering a transparent course to support student learning, building transparent assignments and tests and other ways to organize and encourage all students' learning.
Building Academic Community
Build community in your course, establish rapport with students, maintain positive relationships and encourage students toward a feeling of belonging and growth. Find support from the campus community for students' well-being and mental health.
Student Engagement
Discover evidence-based methods to engage all students in learning during and after a class session, whether you have a small, medium or large class. Learn how to be organized, transparent and inclusive in every approach, whether these are group, individual, active or quiet ways to engage.
Teaching Reflection and Review
Learn methods to reflect on your teaching, get advice on self-reflection and peer evaluation—formative and summative; and submit annual and promotion/tenure materials for the teaching section.
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We're here to help. The Office of Teaching Effectiveness and Innovation offers consultations for feedback analysis, curriculum support, teaching as research and more.
