Category: critical pedagogy

On Partial, Temporary and Invisible Disability

For many years now, I’ve been sensitive about invisible disabilities. First, through friends who have cancer or chronic

Must-Read: AI is Not a Tool, It’s a Medium-Institution (Discover Abi Awomosu)

For YEARS now, I’ve been getting frustrated with people referring to AI as a “just a tool” and trying to exp

The Time My Students Used AI in Their Final Reflections – and I Liked It!

This is going to be a really funny post, because if you’ve spoken to me lately, I’m really angry about AI these da

Why I Give Students Crochet Hearts

For two semesters now, I’ve been making little crochet hearts and giving them to students in my classes. The idea is ins

Where the Grade Inflation Conversation Goes Wrong

Everywhere is the answer. I just didn’t want to put it in the title of the post, hoping people across the spectrum of at

Enhancing Criticality in the “AI in Your Profession” Assignment

For a few semesters now, I’ve been assigning students this task: find out how AI is being used in your profession. For t

My Latest Thoughts/Critiques on AI… in Podcasts

I thought as the new academic semester starts, I would post some recent podcast interviews I’ve done around the topic of

Unexpected Reflections from the ABBA Museum Experience

I love ABBA. My parents and uncle turned me into music of their generation when I was young, and I was hooked on them, the Bea

Can a Flight Cancelation Be a Gift?

I start this blogpost the morning after arriving here in Sweden where I’m expected to give a workshop and a keynote soon

Self-Restraint As a Learning Outcome: Yes, We Can, But Should We? (What Matters More Than AI)

I want to propose a new learning outcome. It is a meta outcome, with many other things stemming from it. The learning outcome