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Tag Archives: Public Pedagogy
What Dancy’s Late Late Show appearance has to say about the philosopher’s disappearance | Andrew Taggart
Dr. Andrew J. Taggart, Philosophical Counselor, considers the role of the public philosopher and gives a shout out to our efforts here at CSID. On April 1, 2010, the professional philosopher Jonathan Dancy, who happens to be the father-in-law of … Continue reading
Hacking Your Education, part 2
Second part of a talk given to UNT”s Seven Circles, the Interdisciplinary Student Association. Watch part one here.
School Discipline, Disciplinization, & Prison
Texas Study Raises Questions About Impact of School Discipline – NYTimes.com. Mr. Thompson, of the Council of State Governments, said one of the study’s most important findings was how demographically similar schools disciplined students differently. Although Texas law requires suspension … Continue reading
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