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Nothing Never Happens Nothing Never Happens: A Radical Pedagogy Podcast
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4.9 • 18 Ratings
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Nothing Never Happens is a journey into cutting-edge pedagogical theory and praxis, where co-hosts Tina Pippin and Lucia Hulsether connect with leading voices in radical teaching and learning. We engage a range of approaches — including but not limited to radical democratic, abolitionist, decolonial feminist/womanist, queer, anarchist, and popular grassroots models.
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Flipping the Covenant: Debt, Labor, Public Education
We are ringing in 2021 in style with a podcast featuring Eleni Schirmer, a scholar of labor, social movements, and the political economy of education. We talk about the debt crisis in higher education as it affects not only students but institutions; the history of teacher unions; how to bring democratic practices from the street … Continue reading "Flipping the Covenant: Debt, Labor, Public Education"
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Dismantling Oppression: A Conversation with Maha Bali, Part 2
The post Dismantling Oppression: A Conversation with Maha Bali, Part 2 appeared first on Nothing Never Happens.
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Nurturing Student Agency: A Conversation with Maha Bali
Dr. Bali is the author of many articles and blogs that push the boundaries of pedagogical theory and praxis, and in particular online teaching and learning. She is an editor at Hybrid Pedagogy and editorial board member of Teaching in Higher Education, Online Learning Journal, Learning, Media and Technology, International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher … Continue reading "Nurturing Student Agency: A Conversation with Maha Bali"
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Learning Should Be Sweet: Jan Willis on Engaged Buddhist Pedagogy
Our November 2020 podcast features Dr. Jan Willis, acclaimed teacher of religion and author of the lauded memoir Dreaming Me: An African American Buddhist Journey. We talk to her about how engaged Buddhism shapes her pedagogy, the models of teaching that have influenced her, what transformative responses to racist violence look like, and much more. … Continue reading "Learning Should Be Sweet: Jan Willis on Engaged Buddhist Pedagogy"
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Never Alone: Building Movements with Project South
Our October 2020 podcast features fearless and visionary co-directors of Project South, Emery Wright and Steph Guillod. Founded in 1986 as the Institute for the Elimination of Poverty and Genocide and based in Atlanta, GA, Project South is firmly rooted in the dynamism and creativity of the Black freedom tradition. It is a center for … Continue reading "Never Alone: Building Movements with Project South"
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Trust the Students: Critical Pedagogy for Hybrid Teaching, Act 2.
The post Trust the Students: Critical Pedagogy for Hybrid Teaching, Act 2. appeared first on Nothing Never Happens.
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I love Tina and Lucia!
They are a great team, and they help me think more clearly about my own teaching. I would like to go back to college to take a class with them!
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