Inclusive, Culturally Relevant, and Culturally Responsive Teaching

– Day 4 of the Culturally Responsive Curriculum Development Institute –

The following presentations and resources were presented on Day 4 of the Culturally Responsive Curriculum Development Institute sponsored by Faculty Affairs & HSI Initiatives in partnership with the Office of Instruction & Assessment.

Presentations

Name Mispronunciations and Racial Microaggressions in Our Learning & Working Environments -  Dr. Damián Baca, Associate Director, Department of Mexican American Studies

Testimonios: A Writing Program Case Study  - Melani "Mele" Martinez, Senior Lecturer, Writing Program, Department of English

Database Searching: Culturally Responsive Literature & Resources - Annabelle Núñez, Associate Director, UA Health Sciences Library 

Resources

Name Pronunciation Instructor resources
Instructional activities for learning about name pronunciation.

Recommended HSI Scholarship
A selected bibliography of articles on the framework for Hispanic Serving Institutions.

The following canned searches can be used to retrieve relevant articles. They will save the researcher time from developing a search strategy from scratch.

Academic Search Ultimate   

1. decolonization AND curriculum

2. (online learning or e-learning or distance learning) AND "critical pedagogy" 

3. "testimonio" AND "Hispanic" AND "education" 

4. "culturally responsive teaching" AND "higher education"

5. "Hispanic serving" AND "student success"  

6. (stem education or science or technology or engineering or mathematics) AND diversity curriculum

ERIC

1. Transformative Learning AND Hispanics  

2. Transformative Learning AND Hispanics AND Writing

3. Transformative Learning AND Hispanics AND STEM

4. Music education AND Hispanic Americans

Google Scholar

1. "culturally responsive curriculum" AND "STEM"

2. "decolonizing curriculum" AND "biology"

3. "Hispanic serving" AND "writing" AND "curriculum"

PubMed

1. critical pedagogy AND medical education

2. culturally responsive teaching AND medical education OR nursing education OR pharmacy education

3. Hispanics AND medical education OR nursing education OR pharmacy education