Making time for our practice is
often one of the real challenges we face in the teaching profession. But here
are a few podcasts that might be interesting and, dare I say, fun to sneak into
your routine.
Check out Season
3 of Dead Ideas in Teaching and Learning, where CTL
Director Catherine Ross and guests address "teaching and learning systems
in the academy and how they need to be changed. Topics include beliefs about
rigor, the value of undergraduate education in research universities, how to
generate systemic change in institutions, issues of equity, and how faculty are
evaluated."
For a smorgasbord of
conversations about teaching--ranging from open education to creativity in
teaching and so much more--listen in to host Bonni Stachowiak as she interviews
innovative thinkers Teaching
in Higher Ed.
Check out Vanderbilt’s Leading Lines for inspiring conversations
about using educational technology to enrich student learning.
For a resource-rich podcast on anti-racist
pedagogy, the
H.E.A.R.T. podcast has much to offer. And for a deeper dive, there is In the Margins.
Finally, if you love a
crowd-sourced effort, here's a curated list from the Higher Ed Podcast Project.
What are you listening to?
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