First Week Back (COVID 19 Series)

Episode 37 of the (Re)Teach podcast, hosted by Bruce Hoskins, PhD, titled "First Week Back (COVID 19 Series)" was published on April 2, 2020 and runs 30 minutes.

April 2, 2020 ·30m · (Re)Teach

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Summary

Some things were easier than I thought, while other things were harder than I imagined when I started teaching again after a two-week break. Switching to distance education has made me rethink everything that I do with my teaching, from how to do multiple choice questions to office hours. Everything is different and yet the fundamentals of an equity approach are always the same: empower ourselves to create a better way, do everything with passion and purpose, focus on how to build...

Episode Description

Some things were easier than I thought, while other things were harder than I imagined when I started teaching again after a two-week break. Switching to distance education has made me rethink everything that I do with my teaching, from how to do multiple choice questions to office hours. Everything is different and yet the fundamentals of an equity approach are always the same: empower ourselves to create a better way, do everything with passion and purpose, focus on how to build and maintain relationships and create community with our students.

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