Our Class Blog
Come along as we explore Writing Pedagogies, historical to progressive. New posts arrive each week from late January through early May, 2023.
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Kindness as a Teacher
I never wanted to be that mean teacher who always was raising their voice, being rude, or making snarky comments to their students.
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Always There Will Be Greater and Lesser Persons Than Yourself
this blog post is about a personal realization brought upon this weeks readings. The kindness we need so that people stop killing each other
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The Cost of Kindness
As an educator, can there be a cost for being too kind? How can someone develop skills as an educator while still keeping a focus on kindness.
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Messy ethics in pedagogy
The switch to online functions has heavily and permanently altered the trajectory of Pedagogy. The affects of this are still not well known.
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Technology in classes
Back in 2020, when we all went online, it was definitely a wild experience. For us introverts out there, it was a breath of fresh air
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- Progressive Pedagogies (41)
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