
Category: Reflective Practice
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Activities, Approaches, Reflective Practice, Teach@CUNY
Heritage Students’ Visits to Galleries and Museums

Reflective Practice, Teach@CUNY
Episode 3: Returning to Relationships

Reflective Practice, Teach@CUNY
Resocializing Reading

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Episode 2: Awakening Abolitionist Forces

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Voices from the Archive

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Caring for Teaching, Teaching with Care: A Positive and Supporting Salute to Student-Parents

Episode One: An Old Struggle with New Hope

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Teaching Amidst Turmoil

Assignments, Reflective Practice, Teach@CUNY
Fostering Community for Open Education at the GC

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The Dining Commons and the Importance of Informal Learning Spaces for Collective Care and Activism

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Politics of Friendship in the Classroom: Community Building and Collective Grading

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Universal Design for Learning: Pleasure, Accessibility, and the Radical Possibilities of Good Design

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A Jar of Sugar or a Poem: Using Objects to Mediate Classroom Community

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Supporting CUNY Instructors through STEM Communities of Practice: The Incubator Model

Reflective Practice, Teach@CUNY
The TLC’s STEM Pedagogy Institute: A Guide for Exploring Inclusive and Employment-Focused Teaching Practices

Approaches, Reflective Practice, Teach@CUNY
Lecturing @ CUNY: Pitfalls and Opportunities

Creating-to-Learn: Language Learning Through Cartonera Books

Reflective Practice, Resources, Teach@CUNY, Teaching on the CUNY Academic Commons
Open Courses & Open Pedagogy on the CUNY Academic Commons

Assignments, Grading Tips, Reflective Practice
Rethinking Feedback: Engaging An Ongoing Learning Process

Place-Based Pedagogy: Is It Still Possible? What Has Been Lost?

The Case for Abolitionist Pedagogy

A Personal Introduction to Trauma-Informed Teaching

COVID, Reflective Practice, Teach@CUNY
In Search of Meaning: Coop-ing with the World Out There

COVID, Grading Tips, Reflective Practice
Restorative Evaluation: A Reparative Approach to Assessing Student Work

How Ritual Can Inspire Connection in the Classroom

Announcements, Reflective Practice, Teach@CUNY
Teaching in These Times: The TLC’s Guiding Principles for the Academic Year

Teaching Science During a Pandemic: A Reassessment of Teaching a Lab-Based Class While Social Distancing

Reflective Practice, TLC Talks
COVID-19 and Course Design: Some Considerations

Final Project: Do What We Can

Wikipedia Editing Develops Students’ Information Sourcing and Writing Skills

Student Choice and Facilitating an Intellectual Community

Stop, Collaborate, and Zine

Pedagogy of student parenting: Strategies for teaching busy, working-class students

Conflict in the Classroom

Debunking Fake News: Teaching Undergraduates Skills Used by Expert Fact-Checkers

Questioning nuestras prácticas lingüísticas

Collaging Point of View

Why Teach Media Literacy to Undergraduates?

Driving Through the “Inclusion jeapordizes Rigor” Rationale: A Travel Guide to Keep from Stalling

Tense But Productive Discussions

Who Am I to You Now?: Navigating the End of the Semester

Beyond Language I. On Eloquence and Proficiency

None of this is Relevant and All of this is Relevant: Expanding Definitions of “Scholarship”

Learning from Peers: Student as Teacher
Why Wellness Work Belongs In the Classroom

On Witnessing, Remembering and Performing After 9/11/2001

Communication as Praxis, Reflective Practice
Responding in the Classroom

Communication as Praxis, Reflective Practice
Language and the Politics of Talking and Listening

Communication as Praxis, Reflective Practice