50 Inclusive Strategies

Category

Guidelines

Informative Title

• Start with an informative title.
• Example: Rename ‘Scientific Evidence’ to ‘Evaluating Posters for Scientific Evidence’.

Formatting/Lists

• Use bullet points for clarity and emphasis.
• Use numbered lists for sequences.
• Maintain consistent formatting.

State the Purpose, Tasks, and Criteria

• Explain the assignment’s purpose and relevance.
• Outline steps for completion.
• Provide checklists or rubrics.
• Show examples of successful work.

Language

• Use plain English and gender-neutral terms.
• Use person-first language for disabilities.
• Be culturally sensitive and inclusive.
• Avoid assumptions about students’ backgrounds.

Measurement

• Define clear, specific, and relevant criteria.
• Ensure flexibility and objectivity.
• Use a clear scoring system.
• Use inclusive language.

Scaffolding

• Provide tutorials on required tools (e.g., Adobe Reader, PowerPoint).