The “I” That Teaches – Dr. David Blix

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Teaching in Higher Ed Podcast
Interviews with effective and critically reflective professors
Times Higher Ed Podcast
Each podcast provides an “issue review” of each edition of this publication
Teach Better Podcast
A series of conversations with teachers about teaching — mostly with faculty in higher education, but occasionally other teachers as well.
HybridPod
A podcast exploring conversations of Critical Digital Pedagogy, listening for ways to empower students and champion learning.
Harvard EdCast
Prepared by the Harvard Graduate School of Education engaging famous thinkers in education (focused mostly on K-12).
Re-Learning
The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Podcast

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Teaching as a Response to Lives in Motion – Part 2 - To recap our context, we have been working on our Wabash-sponsored project on trauma, religion, and pedagogy and have consulted with Dr. James Finley twice. In our first blog post, […]
Teaching Oz in Religious Studies – Part I - The Mythos of Oz This year, 2024, marks two milestones of Oz, an American mythos based on L. Frank Baum’s 1900 novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. In the first […]

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Teaching in Higher Ed Podcast
Interviews with effective and critically reflective professors
Times Higher Ed Podcast
Each podcast provides an “issue review” of each edition of this publication
Teach Better Podcast
A series of conversations with teachers about teaching — mostly with faculty in higher education, but occasionally other teachers as well.
HybridPod
A podcast exploring conversations of Critical Digital Pedagogy, listening for ways to empower students and champion learning.
Harvard EdCast
Prepared by the Harvard Graduate School of Education engaging famous thinkers in education (focused mostly on K-12).
Re-Learning
The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Podcast

Latest Blog Posts

Teaching as a Response to Lives in Motion – Part 2 - To recap our context, we have been working on our Wabash-sponsored project on trauma, religion, and pedagogy and have consulted with Dr. James Finley twice. In our first blog post, […]
Teaching Oz in Religious Studies – Part I - The Mythos of Oz This year, 2024, marks two milestones of Oz, an American mythos based on L. Frank Baum’s 1900 novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. In the first […]