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Bonni Stachowiak shares about the triumphs and failures in her first day of teaching this semester.
Podcast notes
Triumphs and failures of day 1
- Thanks for the encouragement on the Terrors of Teaching episode #059
- Mac Power Users episode on emergency preparedness
- Content warnings
- Rick rolls
- You are an idiot
Failures
Treyvon trip up
- Race is on my mind
- Stephen Brookfield – The Skillful Teacher – micro-agressions
- Peter Newbury on episode #053
Forgotten supplies
Triumphs
- Mostly kept pace between three sections of the same class
- Kept my stuff together – cords, etc. Grid it system worked like a champ
- Experience what my teaching is like, versus me talking about it (while still explaining while we go)
- Continually working on just-in-time learning/demonstrations, when possible (tapes, SnagIt)
Recommendations
Bonni recommends:
[reminder] Share your own failures and triumphs [/reminder]
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TRIUMPHSFAILURES
teachinginhighered.comTerrors of Teaching episode #059
teachinginhighered.comRick rolls
youtube.comYou are an idiot
youtube.comThe Skillful Teacher
amzn.toPeter Newbury on episode #053
teachinginhighered.comPlanbook
hellmansoft.comGrid it system worked like a champ
teachinginhighered.comtapes
usetapes.comSnagIt
techsmith.comiTunes
teachinginhighered.comStitcher
teachinginhighered.comsuggestions for future topics or guests
teachinginhighered.comsubscribe to the weekly update
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