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From Clarissa on Choices You Can Live With

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From Clarissa on Choices You Can Live With

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Clarissa Sorensen-Unruh writes,
"My mantra for teaching is always this: Make the choices you can live with. So the question is – what can and what should we live with now – given that whatever we are feeling (exhaustion, trauma, done-ness, etc.) is mirrored by our students?"

(Slide 51 of Session 3 slides during

Ungrading as Emancipation workshop on July 15)

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Via Jennie (and Maha) at the Twitter: "About to go to a session now, and I feel more energised than I have all day (and it has been a tough one!) #MyFest22 is a gift."

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Data as Critical Change in Higher Education

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Data as Critical Change in Higher Education

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From Bonnie Stewart and Samantha Szcyrek's presentation during the Bring Your Own Topic session on June 14:  "Faculty knowledge is undermined by the incursion of the invisible layer of surveillance without critical analysis of the datafied systems used in higher education."

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"ID models are like mushrooms; they appear in all manner of strange locations, not to mention shapes, sizes, and degrees of toxicity." [Dr. Kent Gustafson, 1981]
This Gustafson quote comes from Instructional Design Models by Tonia A. Dousay via Maha Bali at Twitter.

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“I’ve come to a frightening conclusion that I am the decisive element in the classroom. It’s my personal approach that creates the climate. It’s my daily mood that makes the weather. As a teacher, I possess a tremendous power to make a child’s life miserable or joyous. I can be a tool of torture or an instrument of inspiration. I can humiliate or heal. In all situations, it is my response that decides whether a crisis will be escalated or de-escalated and a child humanized or dehumanized.”
Haim G. Ginott, “Teacher and Child: A Book for Parents and Teachers” 1972. Available to borrow at: Internet Archive.
Image credit: Roel Coutinho, CC 4.0.

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Haim G. Ginott - Teacher and Child A Book for Parents and Teachers - 1972

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Faith is an attitude of openness to whatever may turn out to be. Faith is the attitude of the swimmer in the water. He doesn't cling to the water, doesn't grab hold of it in order to keep himself up; he lets himself go, relaxes into the water, and floats.
-- Alan Watts
(a post from Laura @OnlineCrsLady, and the beautiful calligraphy is by my friend Nomi Teplow, who also makes ketubot; her website)

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"There is such urgency in the multitude of crises we face, it can make it hard to remember that in fact it is urgency thinking (urgent constant unsustainable growth) that got us to this point, and that our potential success lies in doing deep, slow, intentional work."

- adrienne maree brown

Posted by Bonni Stachowiak (@bonni208), who just finished reading Emergent Strategy and absolutely loved Karen Costa's workshop this week! ♥️

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“…our work is not to pour out the ocean, pull the tide, conjure the moon, rotate the earth - even though it often feels that massive; we merely have to be willing to sit there, breathing deeply, and seeing what is. Let it move in and through us into action. To let the awe, wonder, interconnectedness, and curiosity in, let it lead.” -adrienne maree brown
From Karen Costa's Emergent Strategy workshop.

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“Small is good. Small is all. (The large is a reflection of the small.)” -adrienne maree brown 🐞

From Karen Costa's Emergent Strategy workshop.

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“Emergent strategy is amplifying the importance of the incremental to impact the monumental.”

-Sage Crump via amb
From Karen Costa's Emergent Strategy workshop.

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An American proverb: They wouldn’t make erasers if we didn’t make mistakes.
(Photo of pencils with erasers is by theilr at Flickr.)

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via Maha Bali at Twitter: "RE DEI statements "show me your budget... show me your hiring policies... show me what you're doing to support people" - "our love language in inclusion has to be acts of service not just words of affirmation... and it has to be resourced"

@BryanDewsbury #WhatWorks Kenyon College"

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"An expert is someone who, over many years, manages to remain confident enough to keep trying and humble enough to keep learning." James Clear
(via Bonni Stachowiak at Twitter; post by Laura, who made the graphic with quozio)