Educators have the most significant impact on student success. Teachers and professors can benefit from professional development that continuously hones teaching practices. This pathway is designed to improve instruction.
We have assembled a three-part online training series to share proven methods to train your university staff and students to foster inclusivity and eradicate discrimination.
Sessions Include
Microaggressions: How To Identify And Combat Them In Your Workplace and School
Anti-Racism In And Out Of The Classroom: How to Be An Ally For College Students
Addressing Discrimination, Harassment, And Lack Of Inclusivity: A Scenario-Based, Practical Response Guide
Former OCR investigator Brandon Washington will discuss his experiences investigating discrimination and bias at postsecondary institutions. You will learn how to identify and eliminate these problems from your campus.
What You'll Learn
What faculty-on-student bias and student-to-student bias situations often arise in colleges and universities?
What new techniques can you use to respond to bias?
How should you handle uncomfortable situations that do not rise to the level of discrimination or harassment?
How can you identify and check your personal bias?
What tough conversations around race, equity, and inclusion should you have?
CareerLearning has created a new Instant Packaged Professional Development Day program to enable you to use our plethora of professional content curated for the training requirements of your institution.
Scheduled for 60 minutes including question and answer period.Tuesday, September 20, 2022; 1:30 PM Eastern
Expert Melissa Carleton will talk about privacy compliance in a way that both follows the law and your institution’s ethic of care. You will learn how to treat students’ information consistently with your mission and in accordance with FERPA.
What You'll Learn
What is an educational record?
What isn’t an educational record?
What rights does a student have to review and inspect their educational records?
What rights do the parents of college/university students have?
What must be included in a FERPA release form?
When personally identifiable information can you release without consent?
What situations qualify as a “health and safety emergency”?
When can a student request an amendment to their educational records?
