Next Steps and Resources | Curriculum Integration | Seneca Polytechnic

Looking for EDI Connections to Your Field?

• Seneca Library's Guide to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Resources is a great place to start to explore EDI considerations within your program, field and/or industry.
• Science is for Everyone: Integrating Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Teaching. Explore this toolkit full of classroom ideas from Carleton University’s Faculty of Science.
• EDI Resources by Academic Department from the University of Toronto.

Looking to Review Your Teaching Materials Through an EDI Lens?

• Casting the Widest Net: Accommodation, Accessibility, and Universal Design for Learning. Explore the differences between these terms and concepts with Senior Instructional Designer at Seneca, Gina Catenazzo.
• Digital accessibility College Libraries Ontario’s Learning Portal presents a module to familiarize you with creating an accessible learning environment.
• Diversifying Course Content from an EDI perspective by Patrick Kelly and Fouzia Usman, Ph.D., The Taylor Institute of Teaching and Learning, University of Calgary.

Looking To Deepen Your Understanding?

• Verna Myers’ TED Talk: “How do we overcome our biases? Walk boldly toward them”.  
• https://udlontario.georgebrown.ca/ This comprehensive learning module would be an excellent resource to support a faculty learning community in UDL and EDI practice.
• Inclusive Teaching Toolkit from The Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) presents a straightforward approach to reviewing your teaching practice through a lens of inclusivity.
• Norton Guide to Equity-Minded Teaching. This free e-book features leading thinkers in higher education pedagogy such as Dr. Mays Imad, Dr. Isis Artze-Vega, Flower Darby and Dr. Bryan Dewsbury.
• 10 Tips and Resources to Develop an Anti-Racist Classroom. Developed at George Brown College, this primer helps instructors make an active commitment to being anti-racist in everything we do in the classroom. 

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