Interactive Learning with Dr. Marlon Joseph
Episode 2 of the The Faculty Coffee Break Podcast podcast, hosted by Molly Mann, titled "Interactive Learning with Dr. Marlon Joseph" was published on September 9, 2022 and runs 36 minutes.
September 9, 2022 ·36m · The Faculty Coffee Break Podcast
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Summary
Dr. Marlon Joseph, Assistant Professor of Biology at St. Francis College, discusses interactive learning, the apprenticeship model, and encouraging students to bring their whole selves to class.
Episode Description
Dr. Marlon Joseph, Assistant Professor of Biology at St. Francis College, discusses interactive learning, the apprenticeship model, and encouraging students to bring their whole selves to class.
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