Resources for inclusive and anti-colonial practice

The inclusive and anti-colonial practice web pages are designed to help St Andrews’ staff (and where relevant, students):

  • develop an understanding of different aspects of Inclusive teaching and learning practice and why it is important
  • learn about currently embedded inclusive practices across the institution and how staff can embed similar practices in their own teaching practice
  • understand how to get involved with Inclusion focussed groups and activities across the University
  • access external resources and best practice pertaining to inclusive and anti-colonial practice
  • design inclusive curriculums, assessments, and teaching environments.

Policies, practice examples, case studies and guidance regarding various aspects of inclusive and anti-colonial practice in Higher Education have been compiled for use on these web pages.

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Contribute to the inclusive and anti-colonial practice resources

Creating inclusive curricula is an ongoing process that requires continuous and collaborative efforts. Staff and students are welcome to contribute to the content. If you have suggestions, please submit new content or edits to existing content.