TEACHful

In the Season 1 finale of TEACHful, Dwight Powless and Dr. Linda Manning talk about how relationships, responsibility, culture, and learning can help us better understand ourselves and one another.
Dwight Powless is a Mohawk from Six Nations, retired Indigenous Relations Manager at Canada Post, and former community liaison resource at Algonquin College.
Linda Manning is an intercultural economics professor and program impact evaluator with a 30-year post-secondary teaching career (including a stint at Algonquin College).
Their long-standing friendship and professional partnership models the importance of relationships and the ability to learn from one another across different perspectives, something they show in their book, A Path Forward, Mikan E'niigaanimok: Continuous Improvement Through an Indigenous Lens. It also speaks to how educators can respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action – how to work respectfully across different worldviews and ways of knowing.

Longtime educator Rebecca Volk takes a break from retirement to join us for the latest episode of TEACHful. We talk about her successes and challenges while working in education, finding fulfillment in the big and small moments of teaching, how to keep going during tough times, and why saying “thank you” can fill your cup.
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Episode 5 of TEACHful is a conversation with three representatives from the Algonquin College Students’ Association about their AI use, how they feel about it, and what their expectations are for future use.
We really valued this interview – the students were very honest, but also very reflective. Rather than an open-arms embrace of AI, they noted their hesitations and concerns, including a fear of “losing yourself.” On the other hand, they recognized the productivity, the “use it like a friend” aspect, and the potentials for their industries. 
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Artificial Intelligence is an ever-shifting sea of possibility and peril. Expert navigators Mel Young, Educational Developer at Cambrian College (joining us via Zoom), and Louisa Lambregts, Digital Learning Coordinator at Algonquin College, discuss best practices, academic integrity, and the need for AI literacy.
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Are you caught up on episodes of TEACHful? Tune in to see what we're planning next!
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They said, “Ask Me Anything” – don’t miss this thoughtful and inspiring conversation!
Episode 3 of TEACHful is an AMA featuring Susan Blundon and Heather Bailey, Counsellors with the Centre for Accessible Learning, and John Muldoon, Counsellor with Counselling Services.
We discuss their roles supporting students, what faculty need to know about student mental health and accessibility, how Generative AI is showing up in their work, and more!  
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Inspired by the Dead Ideas in Teaching and Learning podcast, we explore Ghost, Vampire, and Zombie ideas in education for this spooooooky Hallowe'en episode.  
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We asked three long-term professors what classroom management means to them and how they approach it in their teaching. We were inspired by the thoughtful responses from Heather Beaudin, Francesco Tangorra, and Heather Maguire, and we hope you will be too!
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Welcome to TEACHful: a new podcast exploring topics in higher education. 
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