Collective Inquiry Into Teaching & Public Life

EDUCATION THEORY & PEDAGOGY SEMINARS

Collective Inquiry.

ABOUT

A series of seminars examining teaching and learning as relational, structural, ethical, and aesthetic practices. Grounded in narrative inquiry and layered storytelling, these seminars examine how classrooms, institutions, and educational encounters are shaped by power, history, and perception. Participants study pedagogy not as a technique, but as a way of being with others in public life.


Seminars:

  • Aesthetics-based Education

  • BLK TXT

  • Critical Mathematics

  • Curriculum Theory & Critical Pedagogy

  • Exploding Science

  • Foundations of US Schooling

  • I am a Witness: Reading Baldwin

  • Liberatory Curriculum Design

  • Love Pedagogy

  • Meta-autoethnography & Teaching

  • Neo-schooling & the Contemporary Education Economy

  • Project-Based Learning

  • Reading the Kardashians

  • Relational Accountability & Community in Teaching

  • Teaching US History in Reverse

FORMAT / SCHEDULE

Cohort-based. Small group. Live, online.

Seminars are offered throughout the year at scheduled intervals. Institutional cohorts may also be arranged.

COST

Seminars are intentionally priced to remain accessible. Reduced-rate access is available when cost is a barrier. Don’t hesitate to reach out via Connect.