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  • 1.  Recap: E-ray Vision: How equity exposes what's hidden.

    Posted 11-13-2020 13:17:00
    Edited by Luke Walsh 11-13-2020 13:56:07

    Here is the link to participate in the my talk, E-ray Vision: How equity exposes what's hidden.   (If you just want a link to the slides, then those are here.)
    Here is a link to my Recap of AMATYC 2020 Presentation

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    Here are some of the questions that I asked the group.  Feel free to respond your thoughts.

    • Are you aware of AMATYC Project SLOPE?
    • Do you know the acronym SoTL?
    • What percentage should we trust the student experience?
    • In what ways are we able to provide a voice for our students, so that we can listen to how they are experiencing our course?
    • What is an important for you in how students experience your course?
    • Have you tried to use a framework of equity?
    • What pillar (Access, Achievement, Power, Identity) of equity would you want to focus on?
    • Is Calculus unique as a gatekeeper? Are there other courses?
    Here is a screenshot of the survey results.
    A graph showing what the people said.






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    Luke Walsh
    Instructor
    Catawba Valley CC
    Hickory NC
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  • 2.  RE: Recap: E-ray Vision: How equity exposes what's hidden.

    Posted 11-18-2020 14:03:00
    At the end of my presentation, I gave people the opportunity for them to create their own surveys.  I will continue to update what people share.

    Survey: Classroom Norms for Quantitative Reasoning by Ben Aschenbrenner
    • Achievement: I am encouraged to think and work on challenging problems.
    • Access: I am provided support and scaffolding to engage with the math content.
    • Power: My voice is honored and my input is needed to move the conversation forward.
    • Identity: Who I am shows up in our daily experiences.

    Survey: Why are students not doing their written work? for Calculus by Anonymous
    • What keeps you from being able to put work into our written assignments?
    • What would help you in working on the written assignments?
    • Do you think the written assignments assess what you have learned in the class and what you truly understand?


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    Luke Walsh
    Instructor
    Catawba Valley CC
    Hickory NC
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