Imagining new accessible worlds

The intro course: A pedagogical toolkit

  • Jocelyn Thorpe

  • Sonja Boon

  • Lisa Bednar

  • Glenda Tibe Bonifacio

  • Marg Hobbs

  • Rachel Alpha Johnston Hurst

  • Krista Johnston

  • Heather Latimer

  • Helen Hok-Sze Leung

  • Marie Lovrod

  • Carla Rice

  • Trish Salah

  • Alissa Trotz

This article offers ideas and strategies for teaching introductory-level courses in Gender and Women’s Studies by providing the responses of eleven experienced educators who were asked two questions: What main theme or idea do you hope students will learn in the introductory class you teach? And what practical strategies do you use in the classroom to achieve that learning objective?

Thorpe, J., Boon, S., Bednar, L., Bonifacio, G. T., Hobbs, M., Hurst, R., Johnston, K., Latimer, H., Leung, H. H.-S., Lovrod, M., Rice, C., Salah, T., & Trotz, A. (2016). The intro course: A pedagogical toolkit. Atlantis: Critical Studies in Gender, Culture & Social Justice, 37(2), 54–67. http://journals.msvu.ca/index.php/atlantis/article/view/54-67%20PDF

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