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Month: April 2017

A Story for the Frustrated English Composition Student

April 25, 2017 / admin / Leave a comment

This is a story for the frustrated College Writing student, the slow reader, the one who thinks she's bad at writing because she ever struggles and is discouraged. I grew up loving the arroz con pollo my au pair made for me in our tiny house in Miami, Florida. Irene, or "Ree-nee," as I called her, … Continue reading A Story for the Frustrated English Composition Student

Education is the Practice of Freedom

April 6, 2017 / admin / Leave a comment

"The vast majority of our professors...used the classroom to enact rituals of control that were about domination and the unjust exercise of power. In these settings I learned a lot about the kind of teacher I did not want to become." -- bell hooks, Teaching to Transgress When my observer asked me about letting my students … Continue reading Education is the Practice of Freedom

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GCTLCGrad Center TLC@GCTLC·
26 Feb

The Carnegie Educational Technology Fellows at @GC_CUNY have designed a great workshop series for members of the GC community.

Learn about video, whiteboards, methods for digital ethnography, accessible online teaching, and more.

Here’s the schedule: https://gconline.commons.gc.cuny.edu/support/workshops/

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GCTLCGrad Center TLC@GCTLC·
3 Mar

Join @GCTLC Fellows Miranda Fedock and @TalisaFeliciano next Wednesday, March 10 at 1pm for a workshop on Fostering Mental & Emotional Wellbeing in Our Classrooms. #tCUNY

Read more here: https://tlc.commons.gc.cuny.edu/2021/03/03/tlc-workshop-3-10-fostering-mental-emotional-wellbeing-in-our-classrooms/

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jnassybJackie Brown@jnassyb·
3 Mar

Next event in the Audre Lorde Now series! March 10, 6pm EST. @Hunter_College https://twitter.com/TLH_CUNY/status/1367119067677560835

Transformative Learning in the Humanities@TLH_CUNY

.@CUNY Profs. @jnassyb & Donna Masini (@Hunter_College) have organized an amazing event for Wed, March 10, one week from today! Register for free: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/142546120283. #TransformCUNY @HunterHistDept @HunterPSCCUNY @HunterACERT #AudreLorde

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DrNerveVNerve V Macaspac@DrNerveV·
2 Mar

Join us next week for a film screening of the short film "My Pandemic" & discussion with @CUNY @csinews students. We produced the film in October 2020 in my #UrbanGeography asynchronous course. Curious to know what had happened since then---and what happens next. #MyPandemicCUNY https://twitter.com/TLH_CUNY/status/1366790905303166976

Transformative Learning in the Humanities@TLH_CUNY

RSVP for "My Pandemic" with @DrNerveV & @GeospatialCSI! NEXT WEEK on Thurs, March 11. Registration is free and all are welcome: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/141205969857. #TransformCUNY @CSIStGeorge @csinews

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TLH_CUNYTransformative Learning in the Humanities@TLH_CUNY·
4 Mar

New #OER resources are now available on TLH's Open Ed CUNY group: https://opened.cuny.edu/groups/transformative-learning-in-the-humanities/7/. Check out a lesson plan by Prof. Noelle King for an awesome art class that inspired this image from one of our Feb. events! #TransformCUNY @cuny_oer @OpenCUNY

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