Feminist pedagogy knowledge repository by

annehilliger — 2022-06-27 15:05:09 UTC

This padlet is part of an email based course about feminist pedagogy. If someone send you this padlet via link and you haven't signed up for the course click here.

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annehilliger — 2022-06-27 15:05:24 UTC

In addition to the course I created a list on goodreads.com to offer a deep dive into feminism and education. If you want to add something to this list please post your recommendations in this column. You can also add things that are not listed on goodreads. They will stay in this padlet for all of us too.

How to use this Padlet

annehilliger — 2022-06-27 15:05:56 UTC

There are two ways to add content to this Padlet. If you want to add content to one of the existing columns please click on the big round button with the plus in the middle at the end of each column. If you want to add a new colunm to open a new topic please click "Add section" at the right end of the board.

If you want to edit your content hover over your post with the mouse and click the appearing "Edit" button.

If you want to move content just drag and drop it across the board.

What to add to this Padlet?

annehilliger — 2022-06-27 15:49:45 UTC

You can add anything you want. Did you write a reflection on the course in your blog or talked about it in a podcast? Share it with us. Haven't you shared anything yet because you don't know where? Add it to this Padlet. Did the course or other content inspire you to create something? Share it. Feel free, feel open and share!

Feminist Pedagogy for Students?

2024-02-26 00:07:31 UTC

Is there a resource/intro to for students?

Answer: Feminist Pedagogy for Students?

annehilliger — 2024-03-04 10:31:01 UTC

As far as my research goes I couldn't finde any premade material for students. Maybe it is worth to think about creating some. What kind of resources do you think students could benefit from? What is important?

Resources and Webinars w/ TW&CW

dcflorescitc — 2024-03-18 19:54:23 UTC

TW/CW: Western University's Learning Network, based in Ontario, is host to the Centre for Research & Education on Violence Against Women & Children (CREVAC), which hosts annual forums as well as monthly webinars on relevant topics, many related to educating about trauma-informed practices, gender-based issues, and indigenous perspectives. Most webinars also have certificates that can be earned for demonstrating your understanding of the information in the presentation. I'm currently planning to incorporate these resources as part of a continuing education digital badge pathway.