Tag: inclusive practice

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Race Blog 3 – The Room of Silence

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23Apr

Reflections after watching the video The Room of Silence.

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The Struggle is Real

byleighart Academic Blog, Inclusion & Diversity angry black woman, discrimination, gatekeepers, inclusive practice, inclusive teaching, inclusivity, institutional racism, presentation, rage, wilfully blind 0

09Apr

The third and final Inclusive Teaching & Learning Practice lecture and they didn’t pull any punches.

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Inclusivity Intervention – The Presentation

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09Apr

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…

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Hooks, Vilhauer, Essentialism, Experience & Play

byleighart Academic Blog, Inclusion & Diversity, Teaching & Learning bell hooks, essentialism, ethics of play, experience, gadamer, inclusive practice, inclusive teaching, pedagogy, play, social change, villhauer 0

16Feb

I’ve been devouring Teaching to Transgress via audiobook then flitting to my hardcopy to apply post-it notes to the areas that interest me so much that not even an audio bookmark feels like enough.