Hi new followers (possibly thanks to @sarosecav.bsky.socialwww.linkedin.com/in/sarah-s-5...beyondthescope.substack.comsarahemilysilverman.com Always thrilled to meet/chat with new folks!

A new post on my newsletter exploring some of the problems with retrofitting and how that applies to teaching and learning open.substack.com/pub/beyondth...

Going deeper on some of the problems with "retrofitting"

Some ideas that are helpful as context for UDL

Hi everyone! I am hosting a public workshop and discussion called "Group work, “participation,” and Neurodiversity" on August 20th at 12pm Eastern time. I hope you will join me! Link for more information: sarahemilysilverman.com/2024/07/29/w...umich.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Workshop and discussion invitation: Group work, “participation,” and Neurodiversity

Date: Tuesday August 20th 2024 | Time: 12pm-1:30pm Eastern US/ 11am Central/ 10am Mountain/ 9am Pacific Registration Link As a faculty developer and consultant who does a lot of work on Neurodiversity...

A new post from my newsletter: beyondthescope.substack.com/p/what-comes...

What comes before "practical strategies"

Accepting and embracing different faculty motivations

Just trying to find a way to keep in touch with folks as I have found that linkedin has become my main social media place

Hi friends! I haven't been posting here much, but I do want to invite you to follow me on linkedin & substack, where I have been posting. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-s-5...beyondthescope.substack.comsarahemilysilverman.com/guest-facili...

I've recently been posting on a new substack called "Beyond the Scope." The overall concept is to discuss topics that often fall "beyond the scope" of typical faculty development programming Here is the latest post, through which you can subscribe! beyondthescope.substack.com/p/i-tried-th...

"I tried that, and it didn't work"

An introduction to a few posts on humility in faculty development

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"I tried that, and it didn't work"

An introduction to a few posts on humility in faculty development

Yeah I think I agree! I think that is probably one of the best uses of backward design: basically, a strategy to help the instructor structure and clarify what *they* are bringing to the course in terms of intended intended outcomes. Students may be bringing different experiences and goals in too

Some (in progress) thoughts on friction between Backward Design and Feminist pedagogy, as part of a larger point: how can we productively discuss differences between pedagogical approaches, rather than try to suggest that they are all compatible/complementary? sarahemilysilverman.com/2024/04/01/d...

Desired results: Tensions between Backward Design and Feminist Pedagogy

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