The last day of #4C23 continued to remind us about "Doing Hope in Desperate Times." This Convention was a dynamic professional learning and networking opportunity. We are already looking forward to #4C24 in Spokane!
If you missed me at #4C23, no worries! I am presenting more on ADHD and accommodation at BSU's Provost Faculty Summit :) I present Friday at 2:00. My talk will focus on inequities in accommodations for ADHD, share student perspectives, and discuss possible pedagogical solutions
But wait, there’s more! I’ll be at #4C23#T2T tomorrow to co-present about international grad assistants. Excited to start a dialogue about this topic 🙂
I am head-over-heels with the question based pedagogy approach to peer review! Saved that 24 page guide to my desktop :) and will definitely be trying it out next semester
#4C22 panel on neurodiversity was canceled, so I have hopped over to “Culturally Relevant Student Response” from Baker, Formo, Olleksiak, Headley, and Springer. I am already hooked!
#4C22 panel on neurodiversity was canceled, so I have hopped over to “Culturally Relevant Student Response” from Baker, Formo, Olleksiak, Headley, and Springer. I am already hooked!
This #4C22 panel on multilingual writing is so strong and impactful! Definitely going to come back to the recording and rewatch it. So much to learn and look up
Later at #4C22, I'll attend " Multilingual Writers’ Literacy Practices and the Promises and Perils of Translingual Pedagogy" from Silva, Banat, Wang, and Zhang-Wu. This looks like an engaging way to talk TESOL
The last #4C22 session I plan for today is "Circumventing Memory Overload: Practices for Neurodiverse Student Writers" by Reynolds and Miller at Northeastern Illinois University. Looking forward to how this session can inform my own research on ADHD and writing!
Later at #4C22, I'll attend " Multilingual Writers’ Literacy Practices and the Promises and Perils of Translingual Pedagogy" from Silva, Banat, Wang, and Zhang-Wu. This looks like an engaging way to talk TESOL
Today's #4C22 is packed with live sessions. I'm starting with "Belonging in Academia: A Pedagogical Approach to World Englishes" by Breyer, Holthaus, Scheidemantle, and Smith at the University of Kansas. I'm excited just looking at the slides! (TikTok, Voice, and STEM)!