Teaching in Higher Ed
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“I recommend Two books make it stick, the science of successful learning. by Peter Brown”
“And then also what the best college students do by Ken Bane”
“Drawing inspiration from the book Teaching Effectively with Chat GPT by Dan Levy and Angola. Marez. Albertos”
“And we do an exercise that's inspired by Stephen Covey's book, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People”
“the two books that the faculty learning community is focused on. So James Lang's Right Like You Teach”
“the first is a book that came out last year called Transforming Teaching with Generative AI out of Columbia Teachers College Press. By Nick Gasper”
“the second one is also kind of cheating because it's a book that I know you had a whole podcast episode about, but it is an Educator's Guide to ADHD by your friend and mine, Karen Costa”
“I am delighted To be introducing today's guest, the author of Badtime Stories for Academics, Quibbles, and Squabbles at typical. University. Talia. Argandesi”
“He's the author of many books of poetry, including most recently Be Easy, New and Selected Poems”
“My recommendation today is a novel called Several People Are Typing. By Calvin Kassulki”
“A dear friend and colleague named Chuck Jubin. recommended a book called Metaphors We Live By. By two linguists”
“Her big first book was Death and Life of Great Americans. Think that's close”
“I want to read Stephen Kat's book, Story Aging and the Art of Making Meaning”
“The author of Minding Bodies How Physical Space Sensation and movement affect learning, which was the winner of the twenty twenty two Silver Nautilus Award”
“She recently co edited transformative coaching for faculty and staff in higher education”
“Flower Darby su does such a great job of addressing this in her new book about the fizz of teaching online”
“she's just recently published her own book on The ways that the technology is affecting our bodies”
“from his book or or from his thinking around something what he what he refers to as a hidden wholeness”
“reading Parker Palmer's The Courage to Teach was one of my I think it was the very first faculty book group I ever participated in”
“It's called In a Good Place. How the spaces where we live, work, and play can help us thrive”
“But his earlier book that I would also highly recommend is called Subtract. And it's the s the untapped science of less”
“And today he's the first of what I hope will be A number of authors, co-authors of the book Designing Impactful College Courses”
“Today, joining me is Dr. Alexis Redding to talk about her new edited collection, Mental Health in College, What Research Tells Us About Supporting Students”
“She's the co-author of The End of Adolescence, The Lost Art of Delaying Adulthood, and the editor and the book we'll be talking about today of mental health in college”
“Seeing a post from Jim Lang up there about a workshop in Ireland based around his book, Write Like You Teach. And I thought, well, I have never been so glad to be rejected”
“She has come out with a new book or it's coming out ... the book is called Freyed, and I can picture the the whoever did that cover”
“When I read Steven Brookfield's book. Becoming a critically reflective teacher. He offers us four lenses for how we might become more of who we are as educators”
“comes from Susan Rock's phrase. This is inside of her book, Minding bodies is students are not Brains on sticks and shouldn't be treated as such”
“Tom's books include Reach Everyone. Teach everyone. Going all to act. And the book we'll be focusing predominantly on today, UDL at scale”
“And the book we'll be focusing predominantly on today, UDL at scale”
“I'm holding up a book called The Public Scholar, a practical handbook by David M. Parry”
“Sinita is the author of a book called Defy. the power of no in a world that demands yes”
“Most recently, the HSI movement. Strategies driving change at Hispanic serving institutions”
“And that comes from Robin G. Kelly's thinking, right? Everybody sort of cites him for that thinking around freedom dreaming. I'm I just borrow it from him, but people love it, this idea that we can Imagine um in in the abolitionist world. I've been reading a lot about abolitionists. In the abolitionist thinking, scholarship is really about abolishing prisons, right? Like it comes from that. We borrowed we borrowed it and brought it into education, of course. We In education, we borrow ”
“The book that I use as the theoretical foundation for my book, The HSI movement, is actually Adrian Marie Brown's Evergent Strategy”
“So the three books were um we do this until we free us. That's the abolitionist work”
“And Holding Change, Adrian Marie Brown's Holding Change is about facilitation for movement change work”
“The audio book. of the correspondent. I don't know if you've heard about that book yet, but it's all about letter writing. It centers on a woman's life. And so she writes letters to people and then they write her back”
“a book that I'm currently reading that's called Fire Weather by John Baliand”
“And most recently, as we'll be talking about today, everyday acts of facility, learning to facilitate through life's ordinary moments”
“anyway, it inspired me to also read a book called Your Brain on Art, which I'm about Maybe halfway through”
“and is the author of the OER textbooks AI and College Writing. An orientation”
“and how arguments work, a guide to writing and analyzing texts in college”
“John Warner in his book, More Than Words, he talks about writing as being messy and spiky”
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