Show threadWilfred MijnhardtJul 30, 2025
5. One-size-fits-all quality measures don't work! Each discipline needs its own approach. From business to education, teaching excellence looks different. Let's embrace diverse ways of knowing & honor multiple perspectives in assessment. #HigherEd #DiversityInEducation
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Your CounselorApr 8, 2025
Textbooks shape how we see ourselves in the counseling profession. When they fail to reflect our identities, they send a message about who belongs. I wrote about that.
Read the blog: https://roqueneto.com/2025/04/08/my-case-for-representation-in-counseling-textbooks/
#Counseling #DiversityInEducation #RepresentationMatters #CounselorEducation #CounselorInTraining #MentalHealth #Textbooks
My Case for Representation in Counseling Textbooks

These textbooks were designed to prepare counselors with privileged identities to work with clients like me. What they didn’t consider is that graduate students from diverse backgrounds would also …

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Paul WeltyNov 18, 2024

Online courses often miss the mark by focusing too much on Western-centric examples and assumptions about software accessibility. This overlooks the diverse needs of a global audience and can hinder effective learning. Let’s prioritize localized content that resonates with different cultural perspectives and learning styles for better engagement and outcomes.

#EdTech #InclusiveLearning #GlobalAudience #Localization #DiversityInEducation

https://www.paulwelty.com/the-reality-behind-online-learning-overcoming-the-digital-divide/

The Reality Behind Online Learning: Overcoming the Digital Divide

Introduction In 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, HarvardX saw an astonishing 640% increase in enrollments compared to the previous year, with over 1.3 million new students joining their courses.…

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