drntasler.bsky.social
Faculty Development, Academic Development, creative learning and teaching, SoTL, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Creativity, #creativeHE, OA, OER, ADHD & forever Punk
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Battle axe definitely a battle axe 😁
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A3 torn between capitalism and the patriarchy and 'the government not understanding that education is the foundation of a society and instead of investing in a sector that has a higher ROI than the construction industry they keep cutting' as answer hm #LTHEchat
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I noticed. We are all working towards the same goal. That seems to be lost at times in the Klünkel...
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A2 teaching focused colleagues #LTHEchat
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Nipping in and out between packing ... I was thinking this. Something that's an "in group" who doesn't even adapt language when they mean to include other colleagues #LTHEchat
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I like this! #JOMO
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That is true!
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I need to set an alarm so annoyed I missed last week. Lost track of time being in flow...
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Hm I like the idea and can ask them, my students are peers and colleagues so not sure how much headspace they have for that.
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So far I think regular begin of week and end of week check ins might be useful. Instead of just the weekly teaching, tasks and chats. #LTHEchat
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So sorry I missed a great chat! Time ran away on me yesterday
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A6 communicate more consistently (online only teaching) #LTHEchat
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A5 elements of it sometimes I tell a story to make something challenging accessible or demonstrate to learners that they are not alone in their experiences. That has performative aspects, a good story has to. Otherwise authenticity and connection is what I would focus on #LTHEchat
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Yes do it! 😁
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I would even go so far as to say embrace that things get messy. #LTHEchat
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This 🙌
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A4 spaces to meet, talk. Build space and support for reflective practice into the structure of the semester.
Take our course @vickidale.bsky.social 😁
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A3 debriefs after sessions (English lessons in German Kindergarten, I had to build curriculum and material from scratch there was nothing at the time) with my granddad experienced educator. I basically had preparation, teach, reflections with tips for each lesson. Highly effective! #LTHEchat
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This is fantastic!
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A2 surrendering the focus on the self for the benefit of the process #LTHEchat
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A1 developing my craft and gathering tacit knowledge and like with art it works best in flow when I can relinquish to the process #LTHEchat
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Thank you!
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Oh that's a good idea! Thank you
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Thank you! Yes I agree the labelling of questions etc needs improvement. The textboxes can be manually extended but this might be too gimmicky?
Fab, thank you so much for taking your time to feed back! I am starting a fix it sheet
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A3 I wouldn't let either 'drive' education, it's more complicated than that. Tim Fawns writes about entangled pedagogy and that's a better way of thinking about it link.springer.com/article/10.1... #LTHEChat
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Hi Nathalie joining from overcast Scotland #LTHEchat