Course Content
As inclusive teachers we hope all students will develop deep connections to our disciplines and subject matter. We can help make this happen by making sure that our course content reflects a diversity of authorities, voices, and experiences so that all students are welcomed and can imagine themselves as part of the conversation.
Acknowledging the agendas and biases of our disciplines and being open about our own selection of materials can help students see new ways of thinking about and participating in the work we are asking them to do.
Carleton Resources
A “Liberal Arts Laboratory”: Teaching with Archives, Maps, and Rare Books
LTC Lunch video 9/27/2022
Summer ’22 Reading Groups: A Report from Classics
LTC blog post
Welcoming LGTBQIA+ Students Into the Classroom
LTC Lunch video 4/12/2022
LTC Lunch video 4/12/2022
Data Feminism
LTC Lunch video 3/21/2022
Incorporating Social Justice Insights in the Language Curriculum
LTC Lunch video 11/2/2021
LTC Lunch video 11/2/2021
Decolonizing your Syllabus: Implicitly and Explicitly
LTC Lunch video 4/20/2021
LTC Lunch video 4/20/2021
Discussing Racism and Systemic Inequality
LTC Lunch video 9/22/2020
LTC Lunch video 9/22/2020
Travel Seminar
LTC Lunch video 2/26/2020
LTC Lunch video 2/26/2020
Teaching with Census Data
LTC Lunch video 1/15/2020
LTC Lunch video 1/15/2020
Teaching with Census Data
LTC blog post
LTC blog post
Class Act for Faculty and Staff
LTC Lunch video 1/24/2019
LTC Lunch video 1/24/2019
Teaching in the #MeToo Era
LTC Lunch video 10/26/2018
LTC Lunch video 10/26/2018
Truth, Information Literacy, and the American Way
LTC Lunch video from 2/28/2018
LTC Lunch video from 2/28/2018
Truth, Information Literacy, and the American Way
LTC blog post
LTC blog post
Lessons for Enacting Carleton’s Land Acknowledgement
Carleton, the Dakota, and the Dakota Homelands study group
Land Acknowledgement Video
Presentation at the Northfield Public Library by Meredith McCoy, Assistant Professor of American Studies and History.
Learning Across the Miles
LTC Lunch video 9/25/2018
Civic Engagement and the Co-Creation of Knowledge
LTC Lunch video 5/22/2018
Inside/Outside the Binary
LTC Lunch video 1/16/2018
Materials from Other Colleges, Universities, and Organizations
- ACM March 2021 Decolonizing Pedagogies
- Georgetown CNDLS, Content
- Yale Poorvu Center, Considerations for Antiracist Teaching
- Bodleian Library, Oxford, Library Guide to Anti-racism in Academia: Decolonizing the Curriculum
- Elizabeth Charles, Decolonizing the Curriculum gives an overview and history of the movement which has a strong (and interesting) presence in Britain.
- Chanelle Wilson, Revolutionizing My Syllabus: The Process, Inside Byrn Mawr
- Concordia University, Center for Teaching and Learning, Decolonization
- “Why is My Curriculum White?” [Youtube video]
- Pace, David, and Joan Middendorf. Decoding the Disciplines: Helping Students Learn Disciplinary Ways of Thinking. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2004.
- Georgetown University, CNDLS, Bottlenecks and Thresholds
- “Decolonizing the Curriculum”: A Roundtable Conversation (Villanova University)
- Cite Black Women
- Accurso, K, Mizell, JD. Toward an antiracist genre pedagogy: Considerations for a North American context. TESOL J. 2020; 11:e554. https://doi.org/10.1002/tesj.554