Culturally Responsive Teaching in STEM 
​9 hour mini-course for STEM faculty in Hispanic Serving Institutions ​

Summer 2022 registration open now!

Course runs for half day sessions, on Zoom
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June 6-9, 2022

Session 1 Time:
9-10:45 am Pacific
10-11:45 am Mountain
11-12:45 pm Central
12-1:45 pm Eastern

Session 2 Time:
12-1:45 pm Pacific
1-2:45 pm Mountain
2-3:45 pm Central
3-4:45 pm Eastern

$1800/faculty

Email us to be notified for the next STEM Mini!

STEM Mini-Course Description

Learn to apply Culturally Responsive Teaching to create more inclusive and engaging STEM learning spaces for Latinx students

As a result of this course you will learn:

1. The cultural differences that make a difference in teaching and learning, based on cognitive and anthropological research.
2. How your own cultural experiences have influenced how you set up your course and the ways you interpret student behaviors.
3. The peer-reviewed research evidence for CRT, and how implementing it more intentionally in STEM closes learning opportunity gaps for Latinx STEM students.
4. Practical examples of how STEM faculty from two- and four-year HSIs have implemented CRT strategies into their course learning spaces, assignments, laboratory exercises, and assessments. 
5. How to analyze and improve your own course assignments, labs, and assessments to increase students' learning and more intentionally foster their STEM identities.

Earn the Mini-Course Certificate

​This course counts for 9 hours of professional development in culturally responsive instruction specific to faculty who teach in Hispanic Serving Institutions or faculty who want to learn how to better serve their Latinx/Hispanic students. Faculty who attend all sessions and submit all 6 Equity Exercises will earn a digital Certificate in STEM Culturally Responsive Instruction in HSIs. 
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Registration for the Summer Sessions now opened!

Register for stem mini summer 2022!

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Workshop 1

​Culture matters in STEM: Identify your teaching values and their origins

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Workshop 2

​Validating language: How to apply mindset research to improve student resilience

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Workshop 3

Meaning and Utility Value: Increase Latinx and Hispanic student engagement in laboratory and research projects

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Workshop 4

Peer to Peer Discussions: Leverage social learning in your out-of-class assignments
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Workshop 5

Clarity and Deliberate Practice: Ensure your assessments measure mastery, not compliance

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Workshop 6

Continue Your Research: Use disaggregated data and routine feedback from students to continuously improve

Questions? Email us at escalastem@gmail.com