A look at digital pedagogy and its possibilities and challenges - for educators, for institutions, and for society - in the context of our increasingly polarized times.
Bonnie StewartAssistant Professor of Online Pedagogy & Workplace Learning at University of Windsor
58. “…revealed his true colors and that he is not
preserving, protecting and defending the
Constitution as his oath requires. Rather, he is at
war with it and its values — from a free press, to
an independent judiciary, to equal protection for
all under the law.”
• Rothkopf, 2017
60. ž “Civil rights require agencies to formulate,
maintain, and harmonize them…democratic
institutions – universal franchise, regular and
contested voting…and majority rule – can
effectively perform this job and thus provide the
setting required by civil rights.”
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64. “The only person who is educated is the person who
has learned how to learn – and change.”
- Rogers (1969)
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