(Re)Teach
Bruce Hoskins, PhDThis podcast will focus on becoming a more culturally-responsive and economically-responsible professor at the community college level. I will discuss specific teaching techniques, give practical classroom management advice and engage in meaningful dialogues about teaching and learning so that we may positively affect student-equity groups.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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This will be the last podcast for the foreseeable future. I need to engage the work of ethnic studies in my work, at my college, and in my community. It has truly been a blessing to serve you and I look forward to the next iteration of (Re)Teach!
Ethnic studies, at its heart, must be about intersectionality, tying current events to multiple disciplines for analysis, and making a positive social change. If your class is not doing this, then it is not an ethnic studies class. One of those cha... more
I cover 2 of the 5 core competencies in this episode. It is not enough to talk about culture or history to be considered an ethnic studies class. You must focus your class on power and how people liberate themselves from oppressive structures, e.g.... more
Ethnic Studies is in high demand in California. The California State University system has made it a requirement and this directly affects the community college system. Ethnic Studies is even being offered at the high school level. This episode wi... more
I talk about my personal journey on pricing my textbook and how I went from zero cost to charging, back to zero cost. I then talk about the pluses and minuses of using iBook author to create my textbook. I finish by talking about how creating a tex... more
Embracing being awkward means fighting against systematic racism, white supremacy, patriarchy, and heteronormativism. However, we are not fighting against the center to become the center. We are fighting to establish a world that accepts our authen... more
Will you accept my late work? Many of us do not take late work from students, but will you accept mine? In this episode, I reflect on all of the emotions that I am going through right now in my life and how they have led me to forget about doing t... more
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- Perfect pod for educators
We all need to be listening to or part of these conversations if we teach students. Bruce and his guests hit on some of the most pressing issues in education today. Excellent
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United States4 years ago - Much appreciated
Best professional development I’ve ever done! This is such a valuable podcast for educators.
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