In Episode 5 of The Learning Curve, “Culturally Responsive Teaching” we sit down with Kati Fosselius, MS, RDN, LDN, Director of the MS in Nutrition & Dietetic Practice Program at Thomas Jefferson University, to discuss how culturally responsive teaching practices can create a more welcoming classroom and build authentic, trusting relationships with students.
Why You Should Listen
Kati Fosselius brings depth, warmth, and practical insight to this episode, highlighting how thoughtful, inclusive teaching practices help students feel seen, valued, and supported. Whether you’re new to culturally responsive teaching or looking to deepen your inclusive pedagogy, this conversation offers strategies you can use right away to foster belonging and engagement in your classroom.
What You'll Learn
- How to build authentic relationships by understanding each student’s strengths, goals, and cultural background
- Ways to incorporate student voices into the curriculum through culturally relevant topics and experiences
- Tips for giving wise feedback that supports growth
- Strategies for creating a “safe and brave” learning environment where students feel comfortable taking risks and making mistakes
- Key concepts like Culturally Responsive Teaching, Deep Culture, and Wise Feedback, and how they shape meaningful learning experiences
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