Toward a Pedagogy from Crisis: Adaptive Teaching and Learning at Bowling Green State University During COVID-19

FAIN: AH-275583-20

Bowling Green State University (Bowling Green, OH 43403-4401)
Chad Iwertz Duffy (Project Director: May 2020 to October 2022)

Training and development activities to retain contingent faculty, fund graduate student researchers, and provide support to tenure-line faculty.

Distance learning in the time of the coronavirus has invited reflection on what we value in the teaching and learning of the humanities. The abrupt transition to all-online delivery has forced us to recognize and reshape the ways we meet the access and accommodation needs of educators and students across our organization. Our proposed set of activities both responds to our immediate emergency, in retaining and hiring valuable humanities staff most at-risk for layoff in the wake of the coronavirus, and supports the development of a thoughtful and deliberate “pedagogy of crisis”: critical reflection and adaptation of outstanding distance teaching in crisis into everyday humanities teaching and learning practice.

Media Coverage

(Media Coverage)
Date: 7/3/2020
URL: http://https://bgindependentmedia.org/team-of-bgsu-faculty-look-through-the-panic-of-spring-to-the-future-of-teaching/

Associated Products

“A Pedagogy from Crisis”: A Conversation with BGSU NEH CARES Act Grant Personnel (Conference Paper/Presentation)
Title: “A Pedagogy from Crisis”: A Conversation with BGSU NEH CARES Act Grant Personnel
Author: Stevie Scheurich, ​Bowling Green State University
Abstract: Stevie Scheurich, ​Bowling Green State University ChadIwertzDuffy,B​ owlingGreenStateUniversity AmilcarChallu,B​ owlingGreenStateUniversity Lee Nickoson, ​Bowling Green State University Matt Schumann, ​Bowling Green State University Jolie Sheffer, ​Bowling Green State University In this presentation, key personnel on the National Endowment for the Humanities CARES Act grant “Toward a Pedagogy from Crisis” answer your questions about finding, applying for, and working on federal grants in the humanities. This panel, moderated by PhD candidate Stevie Scheurich, will appeal to those with general questions about grants, especially graduate students. Additionally, it offers developing insight from grant personnel on our work understanding how COVID-19 has affected teaching and learning in the humanities, as well as how we might best move forward in our teaching through and after the pandemic, at Bowling Green State University and beyond.
Date: 11/7/2020
Primary URL: http://https://casit.bgsu.edu/21stcentenglishconf/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/21st-Century-Englishes-2020-Conference-Program.pdf
Secondary URL: h​ttps://youtu.be/lhSRUbXoDFo
Conference Name: The 8th Annual 21st Century Englishes Conference

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