Presented By: Department of Philosophy
CRLT Workshop
Disrespect and Disruption in the Classroom: Strategies for Prevention and Response
Students interrupting instructor presentations, challenging instructor expertise, disrupting other students' learning during class: many instructors have experienced a rise in such behavior in recent years, and research shows that the burdens of navigating such challenges fall disproportionately on instructors of color and white women instructors.
What do you experience as disrespectful, and how does this connect to your social positionalities? What practices could work best for you in preventing and responding to disrespect and disruption? In this interactive session, participants will work in small groups to understand the range of experiences instructors have across settings and social identities at U-M. Further, participants will engage with a range of research-based strategies for responding to student challenges to their expertise or authority, as well as strategies for setting up a learning environment where disrespectful behavior is less likely to occur.
What do you experience as disrespectful, and how does this connect to your social positionalities? What practices could work best for you in preventing and responding to disrespect and disruption? In this interactive session, participants will work in small groups to understand the range of experiences instructors have across settings and social identities at U-M. Further, participants will engage with a range of research-based strategies for responding to student challenges to their expertise or authority, as well as strategies for setting up a learning environment where disrespectful behavior is less likely to occur.
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