Academic Belonging in Higher Education
Fostering Student Connection, Competence, and Confidence
Herausgeber: Lowe Swift, Candice; Rueda, Erendira
Academic Belonging in Higher Education
Fostering Student Connection, Competence, and Confidence
Herausgeber: Lowe Swift, Candice; Rueda, Erendira
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This book explores the need to recognize and account for institutional-level factors that shape academic belonging, thereby improving student experience and outcomes.
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This book explores the need to recognize and account for institutional-level factors that shape academic belonging, thereby improving student experience and outcomes.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 151mm x 228mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 346g
- ISBN-13: 9781642675290
- ISBN-10: 1642675296
- Artikelnr.: 68715768
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 151mm x 228mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 346g
- ISBN-13: 9781642675290
- ISBN-10: 1642675296
- Artikelnr.: 68715768
Eréndira Rueda is associate professor of sociology and the director of the Latin American and Latinx Studies multidisciplinary program at Vassar College. Candice Lowe Swift is associate professor of anthropology and serves on the steering committees of Africana Studies and International Studies at Vassar College.
1. Introduction PART I. Pedagogies of belonging 2. Sense of belonging in
the college classroom: Strategies for instructors 3. What women want:
Pedagogical approaches for promoting female students' sense of belonging in
undergraduate calculus 4. "We're all in": Fostering inclusion and belonging
through culturally sustaining and anti-racist pedagogy PART II. Promoting
academic belonging via the first-year seminar and department-wide
interventions 5. The first-year seminar as a vehicle for belonging and
inclusion for underrepresented college students 6. Strengthening learning
communities: Belonging in a UK physics department 7."What's your major?":
How one department addressed belonging and equity through a curriculum
overhaul PART III. Fostering academic belonging through integrative and
supportive learning communities 8. Building community for men of color
through sense of belonging 9. Fostering belonging in a university research
community of practice PART IV. Campus-wide strategies to address belonging
at minority-serving institutions 10. Asset-based strategies for engagement
and belonging among Latinx students at an open-access, research-intensive
Hispanic-Serving Institution 11. Creating high-touch environments for
belonging in touchless times: A Black college case study amid COVID-19
PART V. Exploring the opportunities and limits of belonging 12. Reflections
on the walking interview approach to examining university students' sense
of belonging 13. Reviving the construct of "mattering" in pursuit of equity
and justice in higher education: Illustrations from mentoring and
partnership programs
the college classroom: Strategies for instructors 3. What women want:
Pedagogical approaches for promoting female students' sense of belonging in
undergraduate calculus 4. "We're all in": Fostering inclusion and belonging
through culturally sustaining and anti-racist pedagogy PART II. Promoting
academic belonging via the first-year seminar and department-wide
interventions 5. The first-year seminar as a vehicle for belonging and
inclusion for underrepresented college students 6. Strengthening learning
communities: Belonging in a UK physics department 7."What's your major?":
How one department addressed belonging and equity through a curriculum
overhaul PART III. Fostering academic belonging through integrative and
supportive learning communities 8. Building community for men of color
through sense of belonging 9. Fostering belonging in a university research
community of practice PART IV. Campus-wide strategies to address belonging
at minority-serving institutions 10. Asset-based strategies for engagement
and belonging among Latinx students at an open-access, research-intensive
Hispanic-Serving Institution 11. Creating high-touch environments for
belonging in touchless times: A Black college case study amid COVID-19
PART V. Exploring the opportunities and limits of belonging 12. Reflections
on the walking interview approach to examining university students' sense
of belonging 13. Reviving the construct of "mattering" in pursuit of equity
and justice in higher education: Illustrations from mentoring and
partnership programs
1. Introduction PART I. Pedagogies of belonging 2. Sense of belonging in
the college classroom: Strategies for instructors 3. What women want:
Pedagogical approaches for promoting female students' sense of belonging in
undergraduate calculus 4. "We're all in": Fostering inclusion and belonging
through culturally sustaining and anti-racist pedagogy PART II. Promoting
academic belonging via the first-year seminar and department-wide
interventions 5. The first-year seminar as a vehicle for belonging and
inclusion for underrepresented college students 6. Strengthening learning
communities: Belonging in a UK physics department 7."What's your major?":
How one department addressed belonging and equity through a curriculum
overhaul PART III. Fostering academic belonging through integrative and
supportive learning communities 8. Building community for men of color
through sense of belonging 9. Fostering belonging in a university research
community of practice PART IV. Campus-wide strategies to address belonging
at minority-serving institutions 10. Asset-based strategies for engagement
and belonging among Latinx students at an open-access, research-intensive
Hispanic-Serving Institution 11. Creating high-touch environments for
belonging in touchless times: A Black college case study amid COVID-19
PART V. Exploring the opportunities and limits of belonging 12. Reflections
on the walking interview approach to examining university students' sense
of belonging 13. Reviving the construct of "mattering" in pursuit of equity
and justice in higher education: Illustrations from mentoring and
partnership programs
the college classroom: Strategies for instructors 3. What women want:
Pedagogical approaches for promoting female students' sense of belonging in
undergraduate calculus 4. "We're all in": Fostering inclusion and belonging
through culturally sustaining and anti-racist pedagogy PART II. Promoting
academic belonging via the first-year seminar and department-wide
interventions 5. The first-year seminar as a vehicle for belonging and
inclusion for underrepresented college students 6. Strengthening learning
communities: Belonging in a UK physics department 7."What's your major?":
How one department addressed belonging and equity through a curriculum
overhaul PART III. Fostering academic belonging through integrative and
supportive learning communities 8. Building community for men of color
through sense of belonging 9. Fostering belonging in a university research
community of practice PART IV. Campus-wide strategies to address belonging
at minority-serving institutions 10. Asset-based strategies for engagement
and belonging among Latinx students at an open-access, research-intensive
Hispanic-Serving Institution 11. Creating high-touch environments for
belonging in touchless times: A Black college case study amid COVID-19
PART V. Exploring the opportunities and limits of belonging 12. Reflections
on the walking interview approach to examining university students' sense
of belonging 13. Reviving the construct of "mattering" in pursuit of equity
and justice in higher education: Illustrations from mentoring and
partnership programs