3QTL: Three Questions about Teaching and Learning
by Derritt Mason
How Do You Peer Review a Podcast?
About this podcast
A series of short interviews designed to inspire creativity and innovation in post-secondary education. Through conversations with experts from across disciplines, each season of 3QTL tackles a different, timely topic related to teaching and learning in post-secondary.
This season, we're in conversation with post-secondary faculty from across disciplines about how the COVID-19 pandemic challenged faculty and students in extraordinary ways, while also inspiring innovation. Our three questions invite us to consider: the way COVID may have prompted shifts in our fundamental values; what most supported and challenged our teaching and learning practice during COVID; and how we might describe our most successful COVID-era classroom innovation.
Episodes
- How Do You Peer Review a Podcast? · 48 min · Season 1 Episode 11How might we reimagine what scholarship looks (and sounds) like in the twenty-first century? In this special reflection episode, Dr. Derritt Mason is joined by 3QTL consulting…
- What is Queer Pedagogy? · 40 min · Season 1 Episode 10We might not instinctively associate drag queens with teacher education, but for Dr. Harper Keenan, the queer imagination has tremendous potential to help us "unscript…
- What Motivates Students to be Their Best Selves? · 30 min · Season 1 Episode 9For Dr. Bryan Dewsbury, equity-minded, inclusive, or humanist teaching means distinguishing teaching students from teaching subject matter. The humanity of students, in other…
- How Might We Collaborate to Advance Racial Justice? · 44 min · Season 1 Episode 8In a 3QTL first, we are delighted to feature two guests on today's episode: Dr. Patrina Duhaney and Dr. Regine King, the award-winning co-developers and instructors of a…
- How Do We Teach and Learn in a Crisis? · 32 min · Season 1 Episode 7The most challenging years of COVID lockdowns found Dr. Morgan Vanek inhabiting the role of student more often than she might have expected. As she learned to parent, drive, and…
- How Can We Practice Reciprocity? · 27 min · Season 1 Episode 6We rarely imagine the library to be a "rowdy" space, but for Jessie Loyer, unruliness and quiet contemplation can (and should!) coexist in our libraries. Drawing from her…
- What is a Pedagogy of Kindness? · 32 min · Season 1 Episode 5Justice, believing students, and believing in students: according to Dr. Cate Denial, these are the three pillars of "a pedagogy of kindness," an approach to teaching and…
- What is Student-Centered Teaching and Learning? · 27 min · Season 1 Episode 4Our social lives and community-driven projects were significantly affected during the pandemic, and it became especially difficult to organize innovative teaching and learning…
- Can We Think Differently About Time? · 28 minWhat do Mariah Carey, arts-based student feedback, and the Disability Studies concept of "crip time" have in common? They all played integral roles in Dr. Alan Santinele…
- How Do We Become Creative? · 26 min · Season 1 Episode 2How do we become creative people in the world, as both instructors and learners? For Dr. Laleh Behjat, professor of Electrical and Software Engineering at the University of…
- How Might We Reimagine Assessment? · 38 min · Season 1 Episode 1Over the course of a twenty-five-year teaching career, Dr. Jesse Stommel has been interrogating the power dynamics that structure our grading and assessment practices. Every…
- What is 3QTL? · 2 min · Season 1"3QTL: Three Questions About Teaching and Learning" is a podcast focused on innovative approaches to teaching and learning in higher education. In its first season, the podcast…
