In this special (and much delayed...greatest of apologies!) episode, co-hosts Dr. Katherine Troyer (Director of The Collaborative at Trinity University) and Dr. Lauren Malone (Assistant Professor of Communication at University of Tampa) discuss their impressions and thoughts of the final third of Julie Schumacher's 2018 novel The Shakespeare Requirement. 
 
Wow! What did you think? How do you feel about everything that happened?

In this special (and much delayed...greatest of apologies!) episode, co-hosts Dr. Katherine Troyer (Director of The Collaborative at Trinity University) and Dr. Lauren Malone (Assistant Professor of Communication at University of Tampa) discuss their impressions and thoughts of the final third of Julie Schumacher's 2018 novel The Shakespeare Requirement. Wow! What did you think? How do you feel about everything that happened?

In this special (and much delayed...greatest of apologies!) episode, co-hosts Dr. Katherine Troyer (Director of The Collaborative at Trinity University) and Dr. Lauren Malone (Assistant Professor of Communication at University of Tampa) discuss their impressions and thoughts of the final third of Julie Schumacher's 2018 novel The Shakespeare Requirement. 
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Wow! What did you think? How do you feel about everything that happened?&nbsp;

Summer 2022 Readalong, Part3

What defines a great professor? "Playing in the Sandbox: Conversations in Pedagogy" is a podcast series that answers this question with one word: play.  Most will agree that the best professors and instructors of higher education are those who promote (and exemplify) passion, curiosity, exploration, experimentation, and the willingness to fail and try again. In other words, as this podcast argues, the best professors are those who meaningfully and thoughtfully play.

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What defines a great professor? "Playing in the Sandbox: Conversations in Pedagogy" is a podcast series that answers this question with one word: play. Most will agree that the best professors and instructors of higher education are those who promote (and exemplify) passion, curiosity, exploration, experimentation, and the willingness to fail and try again. In other words, as this podcast argues, the best professors are those who meaningfully and thoughtfully play.

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Summer 2022 Readalong, Part3

Summer 2022 Readalong, Part3