Tag: teaching
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Compassion and Kindness
English education can shape a more just world; compassion and Kindness in teaching challenge harmful norms and promote equity and growth.
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Digital Pedagogy
In this blog post, I discuss digital pedagogy and the importance of going about it your way. In other words, don’t let the computer tell you what to do!
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Progressive: Digital Pedagogy
Our roles in making those effective, lasting changes towards roles of Critical Digital Pedagogy not just for ourselves or academic endeavors
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week 10: nontraditional
Engaged pedagogy, problem-posing education, digital identity, and rhizomatic learning challenge traditional ideas of education.
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Critical Pedagogy Deciphering
The classroom community should be a constant negotiation of sharing information and knowledge amongst peers and instructors
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Critical Pedagogy
In this blog post, I discuss the banking model and community-driven learning all to be left with several questions: where are our starting points?
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week 9: Beaufort
Anne Beaufort revisits her writing curriculum framework, advocating for transferable learning and impactful assignments while reflecting academic growth
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Transferable Skills vs. Student Interest
In increasing rigidity, Beaufort may be more effective at teaching transferable writing skills, but may also lose the interest of her students.
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Point A to Point B
This blog post discusses Beaufort’s revision process of a successful college composition class: what worked, and what didn’t.
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Mishandling of First Year Writing
Misconceptions of academic completion within the first year of a writing students’ studies can influence fallacies of expectations