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Believe it or not, empathy is an effective teaching strategy, particularly in times of tragedy.
This week Dr. Toyin Alli, a senior lecturer at the University of Georgia, opens up about a difficult week on her campus that left students and faculty shaken. Following the loss of two students, Dr. Alli emphasizes the need for educators to prioritize their students' well-being over academic content.
In this episode, Dr. Alli explains why canceling quizzes and adjusting deadlines allow her students time to process the events and provide resources for support.
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By Dr. Toyin AlliBelieve it or not, empathy is an effective teaching strategy, particularly in times of tragedy.
This week Dr. Toyin Alli, a senior lecturer at the University of Georgia, opens up about a difficult week on her campus that left students and faculty shaken. Following the loss of two students, Dr. Alli emphasizes the need for educators to prioritize their students' well-being over academic content.
In this episode, Dr. Alli explains why canceling quizzes and adjusting deadlines allow her students time to process the events and provide resources for support.
Resources:
Register for the Mid-Semester Survey Workshop
Sign up for The Independent Professor Workshop
Read the essay about tenure here
Subscribe and follow so you never miss an episode:
LinkedIn Profile
YouTube Channel
Instagram Account
Sponsors:
Take the Independent Professor Teaching Style Quiz