Many of us live and work in communities where there is a strong town and gown divide. Building trust, engaging authentically, and developing deep understanding through intergroup dialogue takes time, patience and the right structure. In this episode, Dr. Khuram Hussain, an Associate Professor of Education and Interim Dean at Hobart College, joins us to explore a model of engaged scholarship that challenges the academy to engage in dialogue with and work alongside the community to address pressing local issues.
A transcript of this episode and show notes may be found at http://teaforteaching.com.
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Self-Learning vs. Online Instruction
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Uncoverage
The Injustice League
Maintaining Balance
Small Teaching Online
Dynamic Lecturing
Students as Storytelling Ambassadors
Mobile Music instruction
Iterative OER Development
Just-in-Time Textbook
Retrieval Practice
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