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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Joe Murphy

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Creating a Democratic Classroom: Project-Based Learning, Dewey, and Other Pedagogical O... - 1 views

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    Peter Rutkoff reflects on his Deweyan philosophy of teaching and the way it is enacted in community-based learning in an article for the GLCA/GLAA Consortium for Teaching and Learning.
Joe Murphy

Collaboration or Cheating: What Are the Distinctions? - 1 views

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    I was struck by the role of assumptions about collaboration and academic honesty in this piece.
Joe Murphy

Latinos in Rural America: A Public Humanities Community-Engaged Learning Project - 0 views

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    Clara Román-Odio's reflections on her project Latinos in Rural America is the article of the week at the GLCA Consortium for Teaching and Learning website.
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What's Transgressive about Trans* Studies in Education Now? - 0 views

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    Special issue of the International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education focusing on trans* issues in higher education settings. Includes some good articles about access to education and success in college for trans* students.
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Pedagogy of Imperfection - 1 views

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    "...how are we supposed to prepare students to be lifelong learners if we don't teach them how to embrace imperfection?" And by "teach them", the authors mean "model for them."
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Get More Traction for Your Awesome Universal Design for Learning Program, Part I - 1 views

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    Universal design for learning includes "thinking about what has to happen at the level of (course) design that makes accommodation less necessary." The article has some interesting things to say about the affective level of "requests for accommodation."
Joe Murphy

Stealth Gifted? Bringing Out Hidden Abilities in Your College Classes - 1 views

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    Lots to think about in the difference between the labels of "gifted students" and "bright adults" (and perhaps most importantly, the reminder to think about the needs of individual people).
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Mathematics for Human Flourishing - 0 views

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    Francis Su's examples from this address are all specific to the field of mathematics, but his threads of play, beauty, and truth seem to apply to all fields, and his challenges about justice and love clearly apply to the entire educational endeavor.
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You're an Adult. Your Brain, Not So Much. - 0 views

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    "Maturity" is a complex topic in brain development. I liked the claim in the original article that "most neuroscientists are typically focused on the "journey"... more than when a brain reaches a particular "destination."" If parts of the brain are still maturing at 30, what does that imply about education?
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We Know What Works in Teaching Composition - 0 views

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    Good points about successful strategies for writing-intensive classes, from the president of the National Council of Teachers of English.
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Teach Students How to Learn - 0 views

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    On this podcast, Saundra McGuire discusses the ways she's seen student achievement improve by working lessons in study skills into her classes. Are there basic (or basic-seeming) learning skills you'll be encouraging your students to use this semester?
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Academic Resolutions for 2017? - 0 views

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    Like Anastasia Salter, I love making resolutions, and am resolutely bad at keeping them. I think her focus here makes a lot of sense, choosing habits which will be sustainable and support a sense of balance.
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How your college friendships help you - or don't - 0 views

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    Some interesting ideas here for advising conversations - or reflecting on your own personal and professional networks.
Joe Murphy

Eight Actions to Reduce Racism in College Classrooms - 1 views

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    A challenging list, but worth deep consideration. The reading list at the end might be good sources for future CIP book clubs.
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DIY Syllabus: How to Move Beyond the Transactional - 0 views

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    "By carefully considering what our syllabi are for, what they should include, and - most essentially - what they really communicate to our students, we can create a document that does a significant amount of heavy lifting for us. That document articulates a set of promises about what the course can do for students when they accept our invitation and take ownership of their learning in this collective enterprise."
Joe Murphy

Teachers resilience: A necessary condition for effectiveness - 2 views

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    The idea that resilience is a socially situated behavior, not a just personal quality, seems important, as does turning this lens (which we so often use on our students) on our own lives and work as educators.
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Sermons For Grumpy Campers - 0 views

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    There's a basic point here that it's useful to have a set of quick prepared remarks to encourage students to buy in to a new teaching approach. And perhaps some of Dr. Felder's specific language might be useful to you.
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Educating students in ambiguity and discomfort - 0 views

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    "We need to rethink the pedagogical processes by which we get students to truly embrace difference." Lots to digest in this essay from Jose Bowen.
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Helping Professors Find Time to Think - 0 views

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    How can the CIP help protect time for "quiet conversation and stillness of mind" without adding yet another darn thing to the calendar of events? (The success of this year's writing groups suggests one way...)
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The invitation - 0 views

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    Terrific way to frame technology use and non-use in the classroom. "Instead of imposing restrictions about what they can't use, invite them to have an experience that can't be had through the use of technology." Also a very good rundown of other writing about the pros and cons.
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