Talking/Teaching Returns
Talking/Teaching: Weekly chats about philosophical teaching, brought to you by the AAPT Teaching & Learning Committee.
Join us for weekly conversations about teaching. Each week a facilitator will give a brief introduction to a pedagogical concept or topic, and then participants will be invited to discuss the topic in with others who are interested in improving their teaching, too!
You do not need to be a member of the AAPT to attend.
Talking/Teaching Schedule for Fall 2021
(all sessions are scheduled for one hour)
- 10/4 3pm EST:
- Kimberly Van Orman — Growth Mindset to Build Student Tenacity
- 10/11 3pm EST:
- Jerry Green — Increasing Student Engagement (In and Out of class)
- 10/18 noon EST:
- Jane Drexler and Ryan Johnson — Teaching Philosophy as a Way of Life
- 10/25 3pm EST:
- Russell Marcus — Collaborative v Individual Activities
- 11/1 noon EST:
- Alida Liberman — How/When/Whether to Incorporate “Current Events”/News in our Classes
- 11/8 3pm EST:
- Mo Janzen — Teaching with Empathy: How can we meet students where they are and still take care of ourselves?
- 11/15 noon EST:
- Stephen Bloch-Schulman and Claire Lockard — What and Who is Philosophy For?
- 11/22 3pm EST:
- Adam R Thompson — Balancing Content and Skill Building
- 11/29 noon EST:
- Dave Concepción — Pedagogical Implications of the Brain Biology of Learning
- 12/6 3pm EST:
- Andrew Mills — Using Reflective Journals in Philosophy Courses
Fill out the form to sign up to receive login info for the sessions:
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