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Wrapping up – Our Greatest Hits

As another semester of Grad 5114 (#GEDIVT) comes to an end, we present the final edition of our web digest. In the “Greatest Hits” section

Week 14 — Connecting the Dots

Diversity photo

Week 8: Inclusive Pedagogy

February 28, 2018

Week 6: Your Authentic Teaching Self

February 14, 2018

Greatest Hits Spring 2018

Just do your (art)work!

April 21, 2018 splummer

Critical Pedagogy in Practice (Not a word cloud)

March 30, 2018 ctmccull

Critical Pedagogy and Disney

March 28, 2018 erinleighvt

A Visual Definition of Critical Pedagogy

March 28, 2018 Kristin

If the stormtroopers weren’t all white

March 11, 2018 ctmccull

Brave Spaces Are Preferred

March 11, 2018 elacosta

Dismantling Racism in Education

March 11, 2018 carteran

Stir the emotional pot on the first day

February 25, 2018 roberthpscidad

Can I REALLY Be My Authentic Self While Teaching in the Classroom?

February 18, 2018 carteran

Sarah Deel gets me, she really gets me.

February 18, 2018 splummer

Grades: An Oppressive System In Education

February 11, 2018 carteran

Sweeter carrot and sharper stick

February 10, 2018 alirezafarzampour

It’s Not ‘What’ You Do, It’s ‘How’ You Do It

February 5, 2018 romcholo

Build it, and they will complain

February 5, 2018 Jacquelyn Prestegaard

Teaching Through Children’s Storybooks

February 4, 2018 bahoover

Why are we taught to be sheep?

February 4, 2018 erinleighvt

On technological distractions

January 29, 2018 jschlittepi

hands-on learning is my favorite

January 28, 2018 kadiebrittbyrd

Investing in the New Culture of Learning

January 28, 2018 gedinedela

Blogging is free, but…

January 25, 2018 sevda

Learning to ride the discussion horse

January 21, 2018 GEDI18 – Jacquelyn Prestegaard, M.S.

PS. I apologize I did not follow the prompt…

January 21, 2018 Selvamarroquin

Eschatological Expectations in Education

January 19, 2018 Jack Viere

Hot Topics

As a future professor I expect to be questioned

April 23, 2018 Selvamarroquin

Who gets to draw the line anyway? Science and Humanities are simply human endeavors

April 23, 2018 arash

Avoiding Complacency

April 22, 2018 whitneyhadden

What is School For?

April 22, 2018 Jack Viere

“Professional”

April 22, 2018 ab90

“Knowing is not enough”

April 22, 2018 maryamyuhas

To Those Who Stole My Dreams

April 22, 2018 sogandmhz

Just do your (art)work!

April 21, 2018 splummer

professionals are still human beings

April 20, 2018 kadiebrittbyrd

Teaching for the 21st Century – Connecting the Dots

April 19, 2018 baileyfood

#GEDIVT

To our great disappointment, Twitter discontinued support for its search (hashtag) widget. That has not kept us from Tweeting about the course. You can always connect with the community through #gedivt.

Recent Posts

Wrapping up – Our Greatest Hits
Sidestepping academia……
Engaged Pedagogy
People-feelings
Remembering why we do what we do

Recent Comments

Comment on As a future professor I expect to be questioned by CorlH April 26, 2018
I wish more instructors shared your viewpoint. Research may be an obligation and a priority, but some instructors forget that their role in the classroom is just as important if not more. I hope you will continue to promote critical thinking in your cl...
CorlH
Comment on “The fact that we have schools does not mean we have education.” by CorlH April 26, 2018
Luisa, your post reminded me of Ursula K. Le Guin's "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas". It easy to ignore issues rather than address them. To address these issues would mean that we would destroy our perception of joy and happiness. Being a bystander only perpetuates a cycle that does not model good examples […]
CorlH
Comment on Engaged Pedagogy by CorlH April 26, 2018
Agreed! Since we have been conditioned to be talked AT I feel like students often lack critical thinking skills. When someone opens up the conversation to critique current events and responses from the public, work place, or institution; it often falls...
CorlH
Comment on How diversity can be worked by Sevda April 26, 2018
Thanks for the post, Hana. You are right, actually. Before solving some diversity-related problems in education, we should start to think that issue broader, based societal factors. Before convincing society to accept diverse groups, we can not prov...
Sevda

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