Thank you for your post and courage. I really liked how you integrate a part of your identity in teaching practice to responding to the structural differences between students. Your following sentence fully resonates with my experience: “I want to be that lecturer that taps into both mine and the feelings of my students, especially female students, to propel them forward. “

thank you for your post. This course made me reflect on how I see myself as a member of teaching community and how as a community we are capable of producing creative solutions as much as we interact and share.

Thank you for your blog post. I share your vision about benefitting from diverse disciplinary perspectives. Obviously, the course load and designs do not allow an effective interaction, yet as teachers, we can learn from each other and integrate perspectives in our teaching practices. I believe we need to start creating the spaces in which we can learn and inspired by each other.