Date: Sunday, August 10

Time: 10:30 AM - 12:10 PM

THEMATIC

Session 073: Teaching Social Problems in a Time of Crises: Challenges and Opportunities
Room: Kimball Room

Sponsor: Teaching Social Problems

Organizers: Jennifer Roebuck Bulanda, Miami University
Amani M. Awwad, SUNY Canton

Presider: Jennifer Roebuck Bulanda, Miami University

Discussant: Amani M. Awwad, SUNY Canton

Description: 

This session will explore both the challenges and opportunities associated with teaching about a variety of social problems in today's world. Papers will explore specific strategies and approaches to engaging students in the classroom.

Papers:

“Exploring the Impact of Innovative Use of Technology on Student Learning Outcomes in Non-traditional Learning Platforms,” Stephanie L. Compton, Junior R. Hopwood and Carlos N. Chapman II, Grambling State University

“Gender in a Red State: Experiences of University Faculty and Non-binary and Trans Students,” Kasey Ragan and Sully Snook, St. Edward's University

“Students Get Talking: Dialogue as a Strategy for Teaching about Social Issues,” Melanie E.L. Bush, Adelphi University

“Teaching Resources,” Luis F. Nuno, California State University, Los Angeles

“Teaching with Care Under Crisis: Values-Based Pedagogy in Two Higher Education Classrooms in Fall 2024,” Uzma Chowdhury, Teachers College at Columbia University and Anna K. Wood, University of Michigan

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