[PeDAGoG] Open Discussion and Updates (August 2020)

[Deb Manjit]

Hi Brandon and All!
 I have been around for some time without introducing myself.
I am D.Manjit, teaching in a college in the University of Delhi, Delhi
(INDIA). I teach Environmental History.And I am very concerned about
Climate Change.
Along with some friends and colleagues we have formed a group called the
TACC (Teachers Against Climate Crisis).
And in TACC,
"Our aims are two-fold – among teachers, to deepen understanding of, and
engagement with key aspects of the climate crisis: its science, impacts,
systemic roots, state policy, political economy, and ways forward. Most of
these facets are not static, and require reasonably regular updating.
Deepening this understanding among teachers would enrich conversations
about the climate crisis between teacher and student, and promote a deeper
understanding among students, including the fact that individual measures
are necessary but not sufficient – a systemic crisis necessitates systemic
and collective responses. Among students, we hope that such an improved
understanding will catalyse more active engagement outside of the classroom
and university, to demand the systemic changes needed at different levels
to tackle the crisis."

Hope that suffices as an introduction.
And I am excited about Pedagog having attended a meet on line. I hope to
continueengage with friends of Pedagog.
Thanks and warm wishes
D.manjit



On Wed, Aug 5, 2020 at 9:23 AM Brandon Liu <brandon.k.liu at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> Welcome to the many new members who have joined in the last month. If you
> haven't already done so, please feel free to introduce yourself to the
> wider group by sharing a bit about your background, your work, and what
> brings you to PeDAGoG.
>
> This network functions best when its members connect with each other, and
> that means asking questions, initiating discussions, and sharing ideas. At
> the beginning of each month, I send out an email for "open discussion and
> updates" to invite everyone to share something with the group. You can
> reply directly here or start a new thread. Anything and everything relating
> to post-development and pedagogy is most welcome: learning experiences,
> teaching materials, tools, perspectives, etc.
>
> As always, our humble shared doc is available for everyone to use to (1)
> learn about others in the PeDAGoG network and (2) to share information and
> materials with others.
>
> Best,
> Brandon
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