Resocializing Reading by Jeff Voss Last year, during my WAC Fellowship at Kingsborough Community College led by the inimitable Cheryl Hogue Smith and Elizabeth Dill, Hogue Smith would repeat aRead More
Voices from the Archive by Oriana Mejías Martínez In the last four years, I have been digging out archival materials for my research. From my perspective, it would not have been possible to hone tRead More
A few years ago, I was lecturing in front of a medium-sized classroom in an anthropology course at Hunter College. I was flitting across the room, furiously talking and writing on the white […]
I learned over the years not to feel uncomfortable with silence in the classroom. But I also learned that silences have different roles, some of which […]
In the summer of 2022, the Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) launched the STEM Pedagogy Institute (SPI) with support from the NYC Economic Development Fund and Workforce Development C […]
I’ve been teaching at various CUNY campuses since 2011, and one of the highlights of my teaching experience has been that I’ve gotten to teach several decade-specific electives. To date, I’ve taugh […]
About five years ago, I remember nervously anticipating my first teaching assignment. I knew classrooms at the CUNY campuses could be quite large and was worried about how to draw out student […]
For me, teaching a language means teaching students to create something (words, sentences, expressions). Since I started teaching Spanish language and cultures at CUNY, informed by my […]