Category: Inclusion & Diversity
Conference – Women in Carnival
Emily Zobel Marshall is one of my Dream Team of PhD supervisors, I was determined to attend and support… then I met the Whip Princess, The Camboulay Queen and so many more amazing women in Carnival! Plenty to learn from them.
Exhibition Review – Life Between Islands
This was a hard exhibition to write about. I suppose you can tell. It took me months to come back to this. I felt so triggered for most of it. Still, I knew these stories had to be told. Equally, I felt so happy to see our Caribbean resilience and joy so bold and bright!
So You’s a Compassion Expert?
It’s been one opportunity after another to be compassionate to others and myself, and I don’t mind admitting that I did not pass them all. Some I aced with flying colours but of course, it’s the ones that I stumbled and fell over that stick in my mind…
Black in Academia. Whoa!
Ok, so firstly. Let me just say how absolutely bodacious it was to be in a room full of highly educated ambitious creative people who all look like me!
Rationale, v1
I think of my life in 2 parts – B.K and A.K – Before Kids and After Kids. Nothing has ever focused me as firmly as raising little people to go out in the world and thrive without me.
The Struggle is Real
The third and final Inclusive Teaching & Learning Practice lecture and they didn’t pull any punches.
Inclusivity Intervention – The Presentation
It’s official. I am no longer on top of this blogging thing with regard to my PgCert. Today we were doing 3 minute presentations that were basically an update/pitch to tell the teaching team about our artefact and the inclusivity intervention we planned…
Am I paranoid or are you racist?
My head wasn’t right today. Still isn’t as I write this. Maybe they didn’t realise how this could be perceived…
A Compilation of Teaching Techniques
Please note that this is an ongoing compilation of teaching techniques I have observed my teachers using on us during the Teaching & Learning and Inclusive Teaching & Learning Practices Units.
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