Talking/Teaching

Talking/Teaching is our online one-hour discussion series about topics in teaching philosophy. Facilitators will take 5-10 minutes providing a concise summary of their thinking on the topic they have chosen, and enough context and good questions to start and sustain a conversation. No advance preparation is required, and you need not be an AAPT member to attend.

In Fall 2026, Talking/Teaching will meet six times between mid-September and mid-November. Register here to attend any session in the Fall 2026 series.

Friday Sept 11, 1:00 pm EST   
Emily FitzGerald (Utah Tech)
Commonplace Thinking: A Classic Assignment for Distracted Times

Friday Sept 25, 12:00 EST
Ronni Gura Sadovsky (Trinity U)
After the breach: Creating learning opportunities in the academic integrity adjudication process

Monday Oct 05, 1:00 pm EST
Rebeka Ferreira (Green River)
Designing for Joy: Visual Pedagogy, OER, and Teacher-Preneurship

Tuesday Oct 20, 12:30 EST
Isaac Record (Michigan St)
Can sentence starters help students finish their thoughts?

Thursday Nov 5, 2:00 pm EST
Sarah Vincent (U Buffalo)
I Do/We Do/You Do in a College Classroom

Monday Nov 16, 4:00 EST
Alexander Asay (U Georgia)
The Classroom as a Scholarly Workshop