On today's episode, we sit down with Sara Lam Ph.D. to discuss approaches for preparing future educators. Sara has expertise in curriculum & instruction, rural and community-based education, international and multicultural education, and education for social justice.

References:

• Rethinking Schools

On today's episode, we speak with Stacey Aronson P.h.D. who has expertise in Spanish Language, Brazilian Portuguese Language, 16-17th Century Peninsular Spanish Literature (Particularly by Women Authors), Literary Representations of Sexual Violence, Muslim and Jewish Literature of Spain. 

Notes:

Conversation table with Windy Roberts meets in the Turtle Mountain Café every Wednesday during the fall and spring semesters.

In this episode, we sit down with Sheri Breen Ph.D. to discuss her research and approaches to teaching. Sheri has expertise in political theories of nature, sustainable agriculture/stewardship, and ecological reformulation of property theory.

References: 

• Reacting to the past teaching simulations

On today's episode, we speak with Pieranna Garavaso Ph.D. who has expertise in Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Epistemology, Frege, and Analytic Feminism.

To learn more:

• Accessible: Spend Summer reading The Problems of Philosophy by Bertran Russell

On today's episode, we talk with Jennifer Kolpacoff Deane Ph.D. She has expertise in Medieval History, Early Modern Europe, Religious and Cultural History, and Gender Studies.

Places to learn more about history:

• http://www.medievalists.net/ (different podcasts about different time periods)

Professor Deane's book: A History of Medieval Heresy and Inquisition