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  • Jesus Ivan Espinoza
Applying a Critical Lens to Library Classroom Assessment
How do we begin applying a critical lens towards assessing library instruction? Recently U-M Library Instructor College and the The Feminist Pedagogy Reading Group discussed Maria Accardi’s book chapter "Teaching Against the Grain: Critical Assessment in the Library Classroom."
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  • Sheila Garcia
Para que mi Mamá lo Lea: Reflections on Building a Residency Capstone Project
What does it mean to evaluate assessment practices through a DEIA lens? Sheila Garcia, Resident Librarian in Learning and Teaching, shares her personal journey applying a critical lens to her capstone project that centers the experiences of undergraduate language brokers.
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  • Ben Howell
5 Ways to Improve Your Living Situation with Bias, the Unruly Roommate of Qualitative Research
Maybe you’ve heard of or lived with a roommate who never washed the dishes, who talked loudly on the phone late into the night or who stiffed you on rent. Not fun. Bias in our research isn’t fun either. It distorts the nature of the data we collect, analyze and share.