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Initiating Peer Conversations

It’s been a while since I wrote a conversational blog post – in a pre-pandemic world, more of our content on this site was first-person and took the tone of a friendly colleague. In the pandemic context, our blog quickly…

December 2, 2020 in Inclusivity, Instructional Strategies, Internationalization.

Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)

In a COIL project, an instructor from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) works with a partner instructor at another institution teaching a similar course and class size. Together, the instructors design a course-based project or experience of approximately one month…

October 5, 2020 in Internationalization.

Inclusive Teaching Strategies: Reflecting on Your Practice

How do you engage with students? How do students see themselves in the content of your course? How are students expected to engage with each other? Here are some strategies compiled from the University of Michigan with permission. Which ones…

May 7, 2020 in Inclusivity, Instructional Strategies, Internationalization.

Internationalization of Teaching & Learning : Featured Instructor

Dr Lucy R. Hinnie Postdoctoral Fellow Lucy is a postdoctoral fellow in the department of English and completed her PhD at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. In her work, she looks at written text through the frame of intersectionality, interrogating…

February 7, 2020 in Inclusivity, Internationalization.

Internationalization of Teaching and Learning : Featured Instructor

Jocelyn Peltier-Huntley, M. Sc., P. Eng. Lecturer, College of Engineering Jocelyn is a professional mechanical engineer. Her research is around understanding the gender gap in the Canadian mining industry. At a personal level, she wants to see positive change happen…

February 7, 2020 in Inclusivity, Internationalization.

How do I internationalize my course?

Self-reflection Step 1: Know my position and privilege. Who am I as a teacher? (This idea isn’t new, check out this article from 1958: Teacher, Know Thyself) Step 2: Does the way I design my course plan for access and…

December 6, 2019 in Inclusivity, Instructional / Course Design, Instructional Strategies, Internationalization.

From Modelling to Designing Intercultural Curricula

You now know that you have pretty decent intercultural teaching capacities. You have continued to develop an awareness of your own identity and are modelling perspective-taking. Students in your course have the opportunity to interact with different worldviews because you…

November 18, 2019 in Inclusivity, Instructional / Course Design, Instructional Strategies, Internationalization.

How Might Intercultural Capacity inform our Teaching?

Once we develop the capacity for intercultural competence, we can start to infuse the associated skills into our teaching practice. This can take many forms but all the elements connect to the group of knowledge and skills we associate with…

October 25, 2019 in Internationalization.

What is Intercultural Teaching Capacity?

Intercultural teaching capacity is the ability to engage and support learners through difference in learning activities. Instructors who have intercultural capacity are able to bridge difference in the classroom and foster meaningful relationships with and among students. This is also…

October 25, 2019 in Internationalization.

Graduates with perspectives and approaches the world needs

We often talk about the skills our graduates will need for success in their work and within our communities. As we aspire to be the university the world needs, we can’t overlook how essential perspective taking and cross-cultural competence are…

April 26, 2019 in Inclusivity, Indigenous Topics, Internationalization, Learning Charter.

Tips to Start Internationalizing Your Teaching

This week is International Education Week. It’s a great time to be thinking about how to encourage global citizenship among your students and how to make your course welcoming for international students. We can play a key role in providing…

November 13, 2018 in Curriculum Development, Instructional / Course Design, Internationalization.

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