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Hosted by Brenna Clarke Gray · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 16 episodes
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Community of Praxis is a series of conversations about big ideas in education. In each episode, host Brenna Clarke Gray sits down for critical chats about teaching and learning to invite a more care-centred, student-focused approach into our classrooms, while still minding structural limitations like time and precarity. Together, we make theories of education practical for teachers. Published by Wilfrid Laurier University Press
Brenna Clarke Gray hosts Community of Praxis, a education show with 16 episodes published.
In this episode, Brenna has the opportunity to debrief with her peer reviewers, Chris Friend and Lindsay Masland, about the experience of peer reviewing a podcast and their hopes for this project. Brenna then gives Dave
In this episode, Brenna and Dave try to figure out why we find the institution so intimidating, how to dismantle the folklore students have about our classes, and how to assess skills development, and Brenna confesses th
In this episode, Brenna interview John Warner about his book Why They Can’t Write: Killing the Five-Paragraph Essay and Other Necessities. John discusses the structural problems with how we view writing instruction in th
In this episode, Brenna and Dave tease out the possibilities of refusal and resistance, how the teacher works as a craftperson, and the resilience of passive learning, and Dave confesses that project-based learning makes
In this episode, Brenna interviews Audrey Watters about her book, Teaching Machines. Audrey discusses the legacy of B.F. Skinner in education right up to the present day, the feminization and deprofessionalization of the
In this episode, Brenna and Dave unpack the differences between hope and optimism, the role of the emancipator in education, and why sometimes good intentions go bad, and Brenna confesses to being really very bad at theo
In this episode, Brenna interviews Naomi Hodgson about her book Manifesto for a Post-Critical Pedagogy. Naomi discusses the principles we want to defend as educators, the difference between hope in the present and optimi
In this episode, Brenna and Dave unpack the role of authority in the classroom, being aware of how power dynamics are at work, and why “safe space” discourse is so threatening to university folks, and Dave confesses to b
In this episode, Brenna interviews Andratesha Fritzgerald about her book Antiracism and Universal Design for Learning: Building Expressways to Success. Andratesha discusses using the tools of universal design for antirac
In this episode, Brenna and Dave unpack ethical open practice, releasing your inner control freak, and caring about learners’ ideas (not just our own), and Brenna confesses that she’s not sure what she was supposed to le
In this episode, Brenna interviews Maha Bali about her edited collection Open at the Margins and the ways open education is not always already equitable. Maha discusses intentionally equitable hospitality, being a schola
In this episode, Brenna and Dave unpack “trickle-down clamping down,” making space for curiosity, and the importance of being surprised in the classroom, and Dave confesses that he’s tired of learning. Published by Wilfr
In this episode, Brenna interviews Sheri Spelic about her book Care at the Core and what reciprocal learning can happen between post-secondary and K-12 educators. Sheri discusses the importance of curiosity to learning,
In this episode, Brenna and Dave unpack authentic assessment, how care can be exploited, and contract grading as a practice, and Brenna confesses that she didn’t know what a reader response was for two years. Published b
In this episode, Brenna interviews Cate Denial about her essay-turned-book, A Pedagogy of Kindness. Cate talks about her journey to kindness, the devaluing of teaching and learning in higher education, and the practice o
In this episode, host Brenna Clarke Gray introduces her podcast as a space for educators who crave meaningful change, thoughtful conversation, and a touch of rebellious spirit. She shares her vision of blending theory wi
John Warner
Best-selling author, Inside Higher Ed columnist, educator · American Battery Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Andratesha Fritzgerald
author of Antiracism and Universal Design for Learning · Building Blocks of Brilliance Educational Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Cate Denial
1 appearance on this show
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Community of Praxis is hosted by Brenna Clarke Gray. The show is categorised under education (science) and has published 16 episodes.
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