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pedagogy

A 4-post collection

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Textbooks, OER, and the Need for Open Pedagogy

The emphasis of open pedagogy can't be on how we copyright, license, and share content. That can be one tiny piece, but it's a mostly metaphorical one, and an offshoot of the deeper and more necessary social justice work. »

Jesse Stommel Jesse Stommel on pedagogy, textbooks, open pedagogy, oer 16 April 2018

Writing About Teaching

It’s early January, 2001. A week before the semester begins, my second semester of graduate school, my first semester of teaching. »

Jesse Stommel Jesse Stommel on Writing, pedagogy, higher education, education 21 March 2018

How to Ungrade

Without much critical examination, teachers accept they have to grade, students accept being graded, and none of us spend enough time thinking about the why, when, and whether of grades. »

Jesse Stommel Jesse Stommel on pedagogy, grades, ungrading, higher education, assessment 11 March 2018

Why I Don't Grade

Grades (and institutional rankings) are currency for a capitalist system that reduces teaching and learning to a mere transaction. Grading is a massive co-ordinated effort to take humans out of the educational process. »

Jesse Stommel Jesse Stommel on grading, grades, pedagogy, assessment, learning, education 26 October 2017
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