Teaching Tools

This collection was developed by staff and faculty from partner institutions to provide tools that enrich the classroom experience. The materials are available and free for use.

Teaching Resources and Toolkits

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    Inclusive Teaching Handbook

    Developed by Yehuda Elkana Center for Teaching, Learning, and Higher Education Research and GHEA21 faculty, this handbook provides insight and examples into how higher education teachers can address gender equality; disability justice; anti-racism; multifaith understanding; and more, through classroom curricula and teaching techniques.

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    Teaching Resources Database

    This database of technological tips, instructional strategies, sample assignments and activities was designed by GHEA21 faculty with contributions from over a dozen institutions.

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    Connected and Blended Learning Toolkit

    The Connected and Blended Learning Toolkit, developed by the Center for Liberal Arts and Sciences Pedagogy (CLASP) at Bard College, in collaboration with the Center for Learning in Practice (CLiP) at the Carey Institute for Global Good, is a living document that is open and accessible to faculty across the network, offering support for connected and blended course development.

Digital Commons

The Digital Commons archive provides publications, syllabi, case studies, and textbooks that can be used for learning, teaching, and research.

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Best Practices for Teaching Nontraditional Learners

Developed by the Clemente Course in the Humanities in partnership with GHEA21 and Bard College, these best practices work toward creating inclusive, engaged, and impactful college-level classroom communities.