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Technology and Ethics
As educators, administrators, and consultants, we have ethical responsibilities. I have watched with some alarm at all the technology and software that comes out of universities and other institutions that have no consideration for privacy, accessibility, sustainability, or basic security. … Continue reading
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White Privilege: Getting in on the Conversations
These are my notes for the morning workshop on Weds., July 24 at the Guided Pathways: Designing for Equity – Rendezvous 2018 conference with Dr. Eddie Moore, Jr. and Nicole Rios-Gunn. White Privilege 101: Getting in on the Conversations From the schedule: … Continue reading
Promoting Equity and Inclusion through Community Building
These are my notes for the 3:30 PM workshop on Tuesday, July 24 at the Guided Pathways: Designing for Equity – Rendezvous 2018 conference. Promoting Equity and Inclusion through Community Building Shaunie Decker & Heidi Shenenberger, Green River College From the description: … Continue reading
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Tagged ABE, adult basic education, community building, education, first week, reading apprenticeship
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Inclusive Pedagogy at Skagit Valley College
These are my notes from today’s presentation. This meeting included a brief overview of the history of equity initiatives at SVC in general and in their faculty learning groups in specific. This is my first workshop on Tuesday, July 24 … Continue reading
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Diversity, Privilege, and Multicultural Education: Are Teachers Ready? Part II
The afternoon continued…and these are my notes from the continuing presentation: This was the first break-out session after the key note with Dr. Eddie Moore for the Guided Pathways: Designing for Equity – Rendezvous 2018 conference on Monday, July 23, … Continue reading
Diversity, Privilege, and Multicultural Education: Are Teachers Ready?
These are my notes from the presentation: This was the first break-out session after the key note with Dr. Eddie Moore for the Guided Pathways: Designing for Equity – Rendezvous 2018 conference on Monday, July 23, 2018. He led this … Continue reading
America is Changing: Are you ready?
This was the keynote to the Guided Pathways: Designing for Equity – Rendezvous 2018 conference which was led by Dr. Eddie Moore on Monday, July 23, 2018. According to the program: This session challenges participants to examine their own biases, behaviors, … Continue reading
Using Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs in Class
I have a policy with students about using old research and ideas. I want them to look at what has been happening with the issues they are writing about using articles and other media that are roughly no more than … Continue reading
What Should a Post-Facebook World Look Like?
Facebook was not the first alarm that ever went off for me around corporate involvement with technology, and I know that I am not alone in that. We all pretty much guessed that it was a compromise. It is no … Continue reading
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