#Pedagogy

AntiRacistCoalition@BC

AntiRacist_BC

You may have heard that Brooklyn College President, Michelle Anderson has recently proposed an “Anti-Racist Agenda.” So why are Brooklyn College Faculty, Staff, and Students uniting to build their own

Nicole Lee Schroeder

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It's disability pride month so here's a list of some of the ableist practices I hear in the academy all the time/have dealt with:My grad school wouldn't postpone my enrollment

Michael E. Skyer

MichaelSkyer

Architecture and Deaf Education:One of the themes from my dissertation data on deaf pedagogy is about the built environments in which it occurs. I'm finding that architecture is an instantiation

Jill MacKay

jilly_mackay

A lot of my frustrations with the HE response to COVID, and the govt's response to obesity, is this underlying assumption that if people are given knowledge they will then

Dr Monica H Green

monicaMedHist

I'm going to do a longer thread today in honor of #CiteBlackWomenSunday. But here's a mini-thread 1st w/ an explanation of my reply to a medievalist colleague @tlecaque in a

Real Louise Seamster

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Each year I have done a little more to end this power struggle thing. this fall I had Ruth Gilmore’s words in mind, that we need to get the cop

TheLifeofScience.com

labhopping

A thread on Savitribai Phule, a pioneering icon of anti-caste feminism, education and liberation, to commemorate her birth on this day, in 1831. Follow this thread as we remember her

Dr. Indu Viswanathan

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Hinduphobia, Decoloniality, and The Trap(pings) of Identity (Part II)It is *critical* to shift the Hinduphobia conversation from identity to onto-epistemological tradition. Last year, I had an eye opening conversation with

Alan Hamilton

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Some initial ramblings on remote learning and how far we've come as a profession. I've been involved in planning our remote learning strategy since August (although we didn't call

Great Women of Mathematics

GWOMaths

HOW 2020 WAS A MASSIVE TRIUMPH IN ONE SMALL PLACE: A THREAD. On January 1, 2020, I started answering the problems from the Mathematics 2020 calendar. This is a calendar

A Singh Phagoora

PeelASP

I have a mini-thought running through my head about CRP. Bear with me. CRP, or Culturally Responsive Pedagogy is about allowing students to see themselves in the texts and projects

WomensBookHistory

GrubStreetWomen

I taught four classes online this semester (hello, I am very tired). We're rounding the corner now. I'm going to dump some things I learned in case it's useful. I

gondolfi

jgondolfi

i’m going to be taking a break from twitter for awhile, but before i do, i want to leave you with my thoughts on the first week of remote learning:

Margaret Hannon

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Today, I'm attending a session on Mindfulness in Legal Pedagogy sponsored by the Section on Teaching Methods (co-sponsored by Balance in Legal Education), moderated by @kywh, with @ElizFEmens, Peter Huang

Suzie Jabarian

SuzieJabarian

Doing a little reading on #blendedlearning. The #RemoteLearning Guidance Report by @EducEndowFoundn is excellent, but I’m keen to dig a little deeper myself. So, I thought I would share some

David Bowles (Mācuīl Ehēcatl) 🏳️‍🌈

DavidOBowles

Nobody with a shitty, reactionary, regressive take on the classics in the classroom today ...... actually knows a GODDAMN THING about literacy or the point to English instruction in public

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