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Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
Derritt Mason
11 episodes
5 days ago
A series of short interviews designed to inspire creativity and innovation in post-secondary education. Through conversations with experts from across disciplines, each season of 3QTL tackles a different, timely topic related to teaching and learning in post-secondary. This season, we're in conversation with post-secondary faculty from across disciplines about how the COVID-19 pandemic challenged faculty and students in extraordinary ways, while also inspiring innovation. Our three questions invite us to consider: the way COVID may have prompted shifts in our fundamental values; what most supported and challenged our teaching and learning practice during COVID; and how we might describe our most successful COVID-era classroom innovation.
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A series of short interviews designed to inspire creativity and innovation in post-secondary education. Through conversations with experts from across disciplines, each season of 3QTL tackles a different, timely topic related to teaching and learning in post-secondary. This season, we're in conversation with post-secondary faculty from across disciplines about how the COVID-19 pandemic challenged faculty and students in extraordinary ways, while also inspiring innovation. Our three questions invite us to consider: the way COVID may have prompted shifts in our fundamental values; what most supported and challenged our teaching and learning practice during COVID; and how we might describe our most successful COVID-era classroom innovation.
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Episodes (11/11)
Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
What is Queer Pedagogy?
1 year ago
39 minutes 47 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
What Motivates Students to be Their Best Selves?
1 year ago
29 minutes 46 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
How Might We Collaborate to Advance Racial Justice?
1 year ago
43 minutes 36 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
How Do We Teach and Learn in a Crisis?
1 year ago
31 minutes 47 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
How Can We Practice Reciprocity?
1 year ago
27 minutes 11 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
What is a Pedagogy of Kindness?
1 year ago
31 minutes 30 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
What is Student-Centered Teaching and Learning?
1 year ago
27 minutes 27 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
Can We Think Differently About Time?
1 year ago
27 minutes 38 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
How Do We Become Creative?
2 years ago
26 minutes 16 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
How Might We Reimagine Assessment?
2 years ago
37 minutes 50 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
What is 3QTL?
2 years ago
2 minutes 8 seconds

Three Questions about Teaching and Learning (3QTL)
A series of short interviews designed to inspire creativity and innovation in post-secondary education. Through conversations with experts from across disciplines, each season of 3QTL tackles a different, timely topic related to teaching and learning in post-secondary. This season, we're in conversation with post-secondary faculty from across disciplines about how the COVID-19 pandemic challenged faculty and students in extraordinary ways, while also inspiring innovation. Our three questions invite us to consider: the way COVID may have prompted shifts in our fundamental values; what most supported and challenged our teaching and learning practice during COVID; and how we might describe our most successful COVID-era classroom innovation.