Tag: Education
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Pettygogy: In Defense of Writing
Pedagogy has evolved — but for worse. A new era of education has emerged, and it is hurting students’ most fundamental skill — writing.
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Answers to [Some] Questions
This blog post discusses what is “right” and “wrong” in teaching writing, and which experts, if there are any, decide on those guidelines.
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Kindness in the Classroom
Caroline Denial argues that kindness in the classroom is the best approach. Is that always possible or just a dream?Or based on the grade being taught
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Becoming oneself within dialogue
Compassion-driven pedagogy pushes students to perform better without sacrificing their psychological security and confide in their instructors.
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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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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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Digital Classrooms
Surprise Surprise, I don’t like online classes, But if I’m to join the guild of educators it is a hurdle that cannot be avoided.
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Engaged Pedagogies- bell hooks
bell hooks outlook on progressive pedagogies. She discusses how teachers need to be able to self actualize, eliminate fear, and being open.
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Adapting to college pedagogical education
Adapting to college pedagogical education is a hard process when the lessons you have learned don’t help in applying the right principles.
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Revamping the pedagogical curriculum
Revamping the pedagogical curriculum is a constantly updated process for writing educators, with the societal understanding always changing.