Are you ready to get wicked with us, @Portland_State? We're diving into @curriculargeek's "Creating Wicked Students: Designing Courses for a Complex World” next week & the faculty book group registration is open! #TeachingAtPSU https://t.co/Apbs4AFLAI
As we get started this fall #TeachingAtPSU, here are 5 quick things we've found that make the first week easier. 1/
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"I was and am still intimidated by some aspects of #OER, but you can just start slow and start small. And remember that there are so many more benefits beyond even reducing cost." - Professor Lindsey Wilkinson of @pdxsociology on how to get started with #OpenEducation at #OEWeek
"I lean on a lot of storytelling materials, both audio and print text, that are diverse-informed and centering knowledge that has been historically excluded." - @cardenas5254 of @pdxssw is speaking about her #opened practice this morning at #OEWeek at @Portland_State
Ceciliano's #OER textbook is available in both paper and digital form, making it #accessible for all: "Just holding this book in my hand is rewarding. But people can also access it online." #OEWeek
"Who writes the books? Whose knowledge is privileged? Whose voices are centered? Whose experiences are valued?" - Professor Jenny Ceciliano of @Portland_State's Spanish department presents on her #open textbook at #OEweek https://t.co/QN1ETCuTYk
"OER strengthens the capacity for education to be a right for everyone." @BibliotecariaT speaks to the impact of #openeducationalresources during #OEWeek 2022 at @Portland_State.
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"The relationship between teacher and student in a #culturallyaffirming classroom is a human one. It requires vulnerability." - Dr. Cristina Herrera #cictpdx#teachingatpsu
“It’s being committed to the scholar-activist tradition. That means one foot in the campus, one foot in the community. That is what Africana studies, Black studies is really about.” - Dr. Courtney Terry, #teachinginnovation conference at @Portland_State#cictpdx#teachingatpsu
“I come from workers. I come from healers. And this informs everything I do in my life. I can’t separate where I’m from and the people I come from and how I interact in the classroom.” - Dr. Cristina Herrera, #teachinginnovation conference #cictpdx#teachingatpsu
"Lived experiences are an important and valid way of knowing. For my students, I always tell them: One, they are theorists. Two, theory comes from the ground." - Dr. Molly Benitez on #culturallyaffirming classrooms at the @Portland_State#teachinginnovation conference #cictpdx