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TIPS on Supporting a Neurodiverse Classroom - virtual Online

Teaching Improvement and Practice Series (TIPS) series is hosted on the first Friday of each month from 2-3pm. This professional development series brings together educators from across campus to share innovative approaches, effective strategies, and practical insights. Enhance your classroom techniques, elevate your curriculum development, and refine your pedagogical methods through engaging sessions and peer discussions.

This month, Dr. Min Zhuang will be sharing on supporting a neurodiverse classroom and share her custom GPT designed to guide development of inclusive classroom activities. 

Min is a research associate at EDLI with a Ph.D. in Educational Foundations from Saint Louis University. Her research interests center on the intersection of diversity and inclusion in education, and she employs qualitative and quantitative methods in her work. Before joining the EDLI in 2023, she worked at Saint Louis University as an adjunct faculty in Mandarin. She also has experience in teaching graduate and undergraduate foundation courses in research, professional ethics, and multicultural issues.

Regardless of your title or role, if you contribute to the teaching & learning, student success, and/or outreach missions of the university, YOU are an educator and we look forward to learning with and from you. Let's transform teaching together!

Date:
Friday, December 5, 2025
Time:
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Time Zone:
Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
Online:
This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
Audience:
   Advising Staff      Educator Network      Future Faculty      In-Class Educators  
Categories:
  Affiliate Session     Community of Practice     Educator Networking     Guest Speakers     Hybrid Session  
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Upon completion of this learning experience, participants will be able to:

  • Facilitate the exchange of innovative teaching strategies and best practices among educators

  • Enable participants to reflect on and integrate new approaches to improve student engagement and learning outcomes

  • Promote professional growth by encouraging peer-to-peer learning, collaboration, and the sharing of effective pedagogical techniques.

 

This offering is in alignment with MSU 2030 Strategic Plan: Staff and Faculty Success, Objective 3.