Preparing an Inclusive Syllabus

Rationale

“What if a course syllabus could transform into a content experience that students really wanted to look at and engage with, as opposed to a resource we dictated they ‘must read’? Are we at the tipping point for this to happen?” (Pacansky-Brock, 2014, para. 1)

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