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Pedagogy and Power

Abstract for Online Program Book (maximum 150 words)

How does power function in the classroom? How might teachers of religion use pedagogy to reshape traditional classroom power dynamics, creating good learning conditions for all students, including those on the margins? Panelists will explore the effects of their theoretical interests and commitments--such as dedication to an open and relational standpoint or to pragmatism and empiricism--on their pedagogy. They will describe their attempts to reimagine power-sharing in the classroom through creative teaching techniques and alternative grading practices. This session will include time for open discussion with the audience. Attendees are encouraged to bring pedagogical questions to "brainstorm" with the panelists or to share their own examples of transformative pedagogy.

Timeslot

Sunday, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Audiovisual Requirements

Resources

LCD Projector and Screen
Play Audio from Laptop Computer
Podium microphone

Other

1 microphone for the presider, 1 microphone for the panelists, and one "roving" microphone for audience questions

Comments

ORT business meeting
Program Unit Options

Session Length

2 Hours
Schedule Info

Sunday, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Tags

pedagogy
teaching religion
power
labor based grading

Session Identifier

A24-124