Dr. Rochelle Gutierrez (2002) stated "equity is ultimately about the distribution of power - power in the classroom, power in future schooling, power in one's everyday life, and power in a global…

When done effectively, nontraditional grading methods can promote equity and help build an inclusive classroom. As with any shift in pedagogy, there are a number of questions to consider.…

In the college classroom, grades are the primary avenue by which we quantify and communicate student achievement. In setting up grading systems for our courses, we make countless decisions:…

Take a look at these free teacher education curriculum from the NSF-sponsored MODULE(S2) project (modules2.com). The curriculum is designed to develop deep understanding of both statistics…

One part of building an inclusive classroom is using data examples that are relevant to your particular students’ interests and experiences. The purpose of this folder and document is to…

This activity asks students to use real U.S. Energy Information Administration data to investigate Puerto Rico’s ongoing electricity crisis. Students begin by reading a public-facing article…