Innovative, Motivating, Purposeful, Anticipatory, Compassionate, and Transparent Methods in Diverse Environments: Cultivating Relationships

Abstract

As the University of Cincinnati (Ohio) campus and classrooms continue to become more diverse, we must enhance our impact on individuals. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and IMPACT are primary focuses in my educational journey. I have recently focused on these concepts, specifically in the classroom and in my doctoral studies in Educational and Community-Based Action Research (ECAR). I am consistently implementing methods of teaching and learning that are Innovative, Motivating, Purposeful, Anticipatory, Compassionate, and Transparent both in and out of the classroom. IMPACT methods are the foundation for the cultivation of authentic relationships with my students, peers, and colleagues. Cultivating relationships continues to be a powerful tool throughout all of my educational experiences as a teacher, student, and researcher. Having the opportunity to share my successes and experiences with an international teaching and learning community will benefit my educational practices and allow others to benefit. As our environments become more diverse, so must our practices and IMPACT methods will help accomplish the task.

Presenters

Alex Kemphaus
Assistant Professor, Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Ralph Kemphaus
Assistant Professor, Mathematics, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Details

Presentation Type

Paper Presentation in a Themed Session

Theme

Education and Learning Worlds of Differences

KEYWORDS

Diversity,Equity,Inclusion,Education,Impact,Mathematics,Relationships