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Teach@CUNY Day 2017: Affirming Our Values

Different Fields, Similar Strategies: The Value of Group Work

Connecting Our Disciplines to the Real World

To Call on Students, or Not to Call on Them? On Structuring Class Participation

Assessing Active Learning Praxis: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue

A Series of Unfortunate Events

In Praise of Experiential Learning: Notes from the Field (Trip)

Political Humor in the Classroom

Version Control ALL the Things

Teaching (the Humanities) at Community Colleges: Thoughts from CUNY Faculty

Open Teaching Initiative, Teach@CUNY
The Open Teaching Initiative

Open Teaching Initiative, Teach@CUNY
Observation Should Be Part of Our Formation

Open Teaching Initiative, Teach@CUNY
Teaching Intersectionality and Student-Centered Pedagogy

Open Teaching Initiative, Teach@CUNY
A Cross-Disciplinary Tour of CUNY Classrooms

Open Teaching Initiative, Teach@CUNY
Watching Feminist Pedagogy in Action

Open Teaching Initiative, Teach@CUNY
Reframing My French Lesson with Focused Energy

Open Teaching Initiative, Teach@CUNY
Increasing Our Reach

Open Teaching Initiative, Teach@CUNY
The Pedagogical Value of Watching Others Teach

Teaching Tyranny Today

Authority in the Classroom (Once More With Feeling)

“We Aren’t Therapists”: Mental Health in Our Classrooms

What Was I Scared Of?

Ableism in the Classroom, Teach@CUNY
Being-With Students, Grades, and Remembering: A Narrative of Dis/Ability in the Classroom

Ableism in the Classroom, Teach@CUNY
Universal Design in the Developmental Writing Classroom

Ableism in the Classroom, Teach@CUNY
Rethinking “Participation”: Starting Conversations through Low-Stakes Writing

Ableism in the Classroom, Teach@CUNY
Ableism in the Classroom

Can a Discussion Board Recreate a Classroom Experience?

Phone a Friend: Or, Some Thoughts on Authority in the Classroom

In Praise of Student Evaluations…The Ones You Create Yourself

Triple-Entry Journals: Engagement and Reflexivity

Out of Bounds? Professors / Students / Friends / Intimates

Teaching Sophistry in the Age of Trump

Steal This Textbook: The Virtues of Open-Source Educational Materials

Anti-Ableist Pedagogies and You

Ableism in the Classroom, Teach@CUNY
Teach@CUNY—Call #2: Ableism in the Classroom

It Takes a Village

Discussion Strategies, Teach@CUNY
Discussion Strategies: Sustained Groups and Online Discussions

Discussion Strategies, Teach@CUNY
Discussion Strategies: Creating Policies for Class Discussion

What’s Love Got To Do With It?

Discussion Strategies, Teach@CUNY
Discussion Strategies: Making a Map

Discussion Strategies, Teach@CUNY
Discussion Strategies: Letting Students Take Over the Classroom

Discussion Strategies, Teach@CUNY
Ideas for Class Discussion!

What Beyoncé Taught Me About Boundaries; Or, How I Learned That Being “Good Enough” is Enough

Faculty Observations: Navigating the Follow-Up Conversation

The Course Calendar Puzzle

Bending So As Not to Break: Pedagogical Flexibility as an Asset

Hybrid Courses: The Best of Both Worlds (or the Worst)?

OERs: Thinking Beyond the Textbook
