#Pedagogy

Bradley McKibben

BradleyMckibben

We need to critically examine our pedagogy in #counselored. Multiculturalism & social justice can't be compartmentalized to a class in the curriculum or a section in a book. If we

Jennifer Binis

JennBinis

I've got time and some leftover rage from last night so a short close read thread on this tweet (messenger removed as they're moot; it's about the message and how

Jennifer Polk, PhD

FromPhDtoLife

So far we've discussed regression analysis, R, ethnography, pedagogy, and data in the "You tell me" series. (Links below.) Accepting suggestions for next questions! Data:https://twitter.com/FromPhDtoLife/status/1258490197366452224?s=19

Dr. Rachel Schine is Booing and Hissing

RachelSchine

This week's question: hat does it mean to "remember" al-Andalus (in the novels/poetry/music we're looking at)?This week's professor: *am I too deep in the meta-discourse rabbit hole? can anybody hear

Suzie Jabarian

SuzieJabarian

Here are my musings on the 'remote' aspect of #blendedlearning so far. No original thoughts here, just of a synthesis of snippets from research and blogs that I have read.

Jonathan Mountstevens

MrMountstevens

Thread on leadership overreach. I would argue that much damage has been done by an inflated perception of senior leaders' knowledge of what things should be like and of the

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dom_dipierro

okay here’s a thread of nonfiction books, papers, & articles I love & recommend, mostly about politics & socioeconomics, but some other ones mixed in. I’ll try to keep updating

Wear the damn mask😷

medievalhistory

I cannot be the only person who groaned every time I was assigned group work in school and found it an utter waste of my time, can I? I know

Hunter

terra_astra

1/ I’ve spent the last several years deeply studying primary #education, it’s history, it’s philosophies, it’s practice. It has huge problems, as we all know intuitively and objectively. The single

Andrew M. Byrne

AMorganByrne

Are you teaching online? Of course you are. Consider building *disaster elasticity* into your courses. What is disaster elasticity in pedagogy design? You may be able to guess, but you

Tom Bennett

tombennett71

A cautionary tale. If we want to prepare teachers for classrooms, we need to avoid drowning them in clown-cat pedagogyhttps://twitter.com/lauratsabet/status/1248644721288896515 *car

ZEMOS98

ZEMOS98

Pedagogy of CareRethinking care in organisations in times of social and economic crisisParticipatory Action Research, 2018 - 2020 Hi there, @oerconf #OER20 #PoCare! Thank you for the presentation, @villaronrubia!Are you

Franita Tolson 💕💚

ProfTolson

A thread on why some white professors think that they should be able to say the n-word in class. (1/x) Privilege. (2/2) And they will blog about it, tweet about

Mack 🏳️‍🌈

lookingglassego

Maybe it is just my journalism background, but you should really be writing important things at a 5th grad reading level. If people who didn’t graduate high school cannot understand

Gayatri Sethi (Desi Book Aunty)

gayatrisethi

#highereducation folks, learn trauma informed pedagogy. #academic folks are struggling right now.

Ben Newmark

bennewmark

This is an important point. I *think* we might be better off if ITT courses were more specialised as to what school of pedagogy they believed in and were then