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MIT - Becoming a More Equitable Educator: Mindsets and Practices

In parallel with my Masters degree I have taken part in a MOOC. To make sure I held my integrity on the course I took it as part of my professional development and also as a verified certificate.



I have really enjoyed the mindset rubrics and it really resonated with me and a simple reminder for teachers.


Educators--from teachers to school leaders to paraprofessionals--will learn about:

  • Educator Mindsets: For seeing bias and equity: Equity vs. Equality; Aware vs. Avoidant; Asset vs. Deficit; Context-Centered vs. Context-Neutral.

  • Equity Teaching Practices: Teaching dispositions, judgments, and activities that help all students, especially underserved students, to thrive and feel valued.

  • Levels of Change: Addressing inequality through work on the self, the classroom, the school, and society.

  • Practice Spaces: Simulations for low-stakes practice of challenging decisions in teaching.

  • Leading Change: Working with colleagues in the lifelong journey towards more equitable schools.



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