Top Tweets for #HistEd2020

almost 6 years ago

#histed2020 Absolutely! A shout out to @_katiecarpenter and @profsgparker for the hard graft of planning. It was great to connect across the miles.

almost 6 years ago

Thanks to all who organised and participated in this week’s #histed2020 conference. Excellent scholarship, edifying Q&As and an enjoyable atmosphere across the miles. It was great! @histedsocUK #histed

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almost 6 years ago

Thanks to all who organised and participated in this week’s #histed2020 conference. Excellent scholarship, edifying Q&As and an enjoyable atmosphere across the miles. It was great! @histedsocUK #histed

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almost 6 years ago

Big finish! @kwittman looks @ community colleges in US white-flight towns; describes disconnect betw geographic insulation in restrictive communities & institutional self-conceptions as being accessible, open. A reckoning w/ their pasts & present is overdue. #histed2020 #histed

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almost 6 years ago

#histed2020 @kwittman the neglected history of community colleges - within 1960s contexts of individual communities working through Cold War and racial politics of the time!

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almost 6 years ago

Robert A. Davis asks us to revisit the history of the baby & infant via (dialectic?) tensions in the cultural, philosophical, ideological foundations of infant ed: light/darkness; stadial/romantic... The infant of nature or the infant of culture? Great ques. #histed2020 #histed

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almost 6 years ago

#histed2020 Robert Davis on very long standing tensions w/ conceptions of young children which have a long legacy and even now trouble what we mean by 'learning through play'!

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almost 6 years ago

Christopher Bischof's presentation on William Campbell, collections & the schoolhouse as global museum in the early 20thC has got me thinking of recent ed reform efforts seeking to make the world (Internet?) into the new/better 'school' #contrasts #histed2020 #histed

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almost 6 years ago

#histed2020 @teachonteach a case study of one teacher in Scotland to illuminate local, national and even global educational and social trends - missed some of it with young child asking questions after lesson about Rosa Parks at school, that's working from home for you!

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almost 6 years ago

#histed2020 I was chairing so couldn't tweet at the time, but really enjoyed the different and thoughtful takes on 'Education and Community' from @ClarissaCarden , Gabrielle Cliffe-Hodges and @jayrees93. Thank you all!

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almost 6 years ago

Another unique conference challenge. Neighbour playing loud music at midnight. @ClarissaCarden #histed2020

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almost 6 years ago

Next up @ClarissaCarden on citizenship and belonging in Australian institutions for incarcerated boys. Shout out for delivering a paper at 1am. #histed2020

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almost 6 years ago

Unique conference moment. @faithful_sue typing a question and text interrupted by a cat. #histed2020

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almost 6 years ago

#histed2020 @AdriennKovacsA providing fascinating archival detail on the challenges of establishing a stable higher education for Hungarian refugee students in the years after WW1 - two universities forced together by 'cruel fate'

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almost 6 years ago

We're hearing now from @AdriennKovacsA about the organization of the Hungarian refugee universities after WW1. Amazing but not surprising that they barely get any mention in histories of higher ed. Her work will change that! #histed2020 #HistEd

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almost 6 years ago

@loretta_dolan is explaining parallels & contrasts between distance education, homeschooling & Steiner schools: logistics, motivations, ideologies of family-state relations, and gendered responsibilities. There's much to this, & the int'l differences seem v. telling. #histed2020

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almost 6 years ago

Next up @loretta_dolan from @gse_uwa talking about irregular schools and schooling in the 20th century. #histed2020

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almost 6 years ago

Start of the third day of #histed2020 Fascinating paper by @kdnawrotzki on ‘‘Every good teacher is a little bit of a therapist’: Vienna’s Hietzing School (1927-1932) as trauma-informed?

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