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Pedagogies for the Future
by Dr Tai Munro and Dr Hannah Ascough
Sustainability can be lonely work, but we are all in community on this journey. Join hosts Drs. Tai Munro and Hannah Ascough as they explore the relationships we hold with ourselves, with each other, with knowledge, and with the more-than-human world in the context of teaching sustainability in higher education. Born from a conversation about Building Resilient Futures at a Universities Canada and SHEAC event, Pedagogies for the Future aims to build community and revitalize the essential relationships that we need to create climate-resilient and regenerative futures. Through conversation and community we hope to support and enable current and future sustainability educators in higher education in facilitating and strengthening relationships in our classrooms and beyond. We’ll be releasing the podcast in series based around themes. Episodes will feature conversations with educators in post-secondary and beyond.
Episodes
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Exploring Our Relationships With Knowledge | Climate Kind Pedagogy with Dr. Kshamta Hunter
Episode 2 of Pedagogies for the Future, which explores teaching sustainability in higher education and beyond. Episode 1.2: Exploring Our Relationships With Knowledge | Climate Kind Pedagogy with Dr. Kshamta Hunter Co-hosts Hannah Ascough and Tai Munro chat with Kshamta Hunter about how climate...
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Cultivating a Relationship with Ourselves
Episode 1 of Pedagogies for the Future, which explores teaching sustainability in higher education and beyond. In this episode, we reflect back on our first conversation, unpack a key concept a little further, and link to the different resources mentioned in the episode. Episode 1.1: Cultivating…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Sustainability can be lonely work, but we are all in community on this journey. Join hosts Drs. Tai Munro and Hannah Ascough as they explore the relationships we hold with ourselves, with each other, with knowledge, and with the more-than-human world in the context of teaching sustainability in higher education.
Born from a conversation about Building Resilient Futures at a Universities Canada and SHEAC event, Pedagogies for the Future aims to build community and revitalize the essential relationships that we need to create climate-resilient and regenerative futures. Through conversation and community we hope to support and enable current and future sustainability educators in higher education in facilitating and strengthening relationships in our classrooms and beyond.
We’ll be releasing the podcast in series based around themes. Episodes will feature conversations with educators in post-secondary and beyond.
HOSTED BY
Dr Tai Munro and Dr Hannah Ascough
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Sustainability can be lonely work, but we are all in community on this journey. Join hosts Drs. Tai Munro and Hannah Ascough as they explore the relationships we hold with ourselves, with each other, with knowledge, and with the more-than-human world in the context of teaching sustainability in...
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Pedagogies for the Future is created and hosted by Dr Tai Munro and Dr Hannah Ascough.
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