Thinking in the Midst

Por: Cara Furman
Philosophers of education talk about how their research can inform educational policy and teacher practice around current issues in the field. The goal of the podcast is to think with topics in conversation. Guests do not represent the hosts nor the Philosophy of Education Society. Guest and topic interest form here: https://forms.gle/nvj3J2WvR3q3JQdf9
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57. On Conferences and Community 01/11/2024
56. On Aesthetics, the Everyday, and the Ordinary 18/10/2024
55. On Service to Academic Societies 04/10/2024
54. On Formative Higher Education, Part Two 23/09/2024
53. On Formative Higher Education, Part One 06/09/2024
52. On Political Conversations in the Classroom 23/08/2024
51. On Homeschooling and Self-Directed Learning 09/08/2024
50. On Presidential Addresses, Good Responses, and Imposter Syndrome 26/07/2024
49. On Philosophy and/of Education Policy 12/07/2024
48. On Education in/and Popular Culture 05/07/2024
47. "Challenges for Philosophers of Education in a Post-Truth Infosphere" (PES Presidential address) 28/06/2024
46. On Responsibility (the concept and the book) 14/06/2024
45. On the Dignity and the Indignities of Teaching 31/05/2024
44. On Reading, Only More So 17/05/2024
43. On Technologies Educational, Intellectual, and Governmental 03/05/2024
42. On the Private/Public Divide in Early Childhood Education 19/04/2024
41. On How to Confer (in partnership with AERA Phil of Ed SIG) 05/04/2024
40. On Culturally Just Assessments (PES panel) 29/03/2024
39. On LGBTQ+ Rights and Schools 15/03/2024
38. On Conspiracies 01/03/2024
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