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2025

Abstract

Inclusive classrooms require us to identify and address subtle acts of exclusion (SAE) or microaggressions. This includes learning to recognize our implicit biases and helping students explore intentional and unintentional words and actions that exclude others. Using the R.A.V.E.N. technique, we can address SAE, improve classroom dialogue, and enhance learning environments.

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Building Inclusive Classrooms: Identifying & Addressing Subtle Acts of Exclusion

Inclusive classrooms require us to identify and address subtle acts of exclusion (SAE) or microaggressions. This includes learning to recognize our implicit biases and helping students explore intentional and unintentional words and actions that exclude others. Using the R.A.V.E.N. technique, we can address SAE, improve classroom dialogue, and enhance learning environments.