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Becoming a More Inclusive Instructor: Reflections on Students’ Perspectives
In this reflective piece, we describe how we made meaning following a community read of students' perspectives on inclusive teaching practices. Designed to engage instructors in critical reflection on their teaching across the four lenses described by Brookfield (1995), the initiative supported our
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