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Inclusive, antiracist, and respectful writing & citing
Learn how to develop a more inclusive and antiracist writing practice using the Student Learning Commons’ writing guide. The guide includes principles for inclusive and antiracist writing, glossaries, and exercises for practice. Or take a deeper dive into the topic by exploring the many additional resources provided.
Citations in academia show the relationship between the knowledge, the author/creator/speaker and you, the writer. Learn more about respectful citation for acknowledging Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers using SFU Library's guides for APA or MLA.
-Adena, Feb 2024
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New education books
- Narrating their lives : examining English language teachers' professional identities within the classroom /
- Sociocultural and power-relational dimensions of multilingual writing : recommendations for deindustrializing writing education /
- We belong to the Earth : towards a decolonial feminist pedagogy rooted in uhuru and ubuntu /
- Interrogating race and racism in postsecondary language classrooms /