For the last installment of a three-part series on climate change, we feature Brett Levy, an assistant professor of educational theory and practice in UAlbany’s School of Education, and Casey Meehan, the sustainability coordinator for Western Technical College in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Levy and Meehan have researched how textbooks frame the issue of climate change, and the extent to which they prepare today’s youth for civic participation.
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Climate Change Pt. 3: What High School Textbooks Tell Us, with Brett Levy and Casey Meehan | UAlbany News Podcast
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The JS Party crew discuss static site generators, our experiences with them, and what the future might hold for this ever-evolving technology.
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Mary Oliver — Listening to the World | The On Being Project
Often quoted, but rarely interviewed, Mary Oliver is one of our greatest and most beloved poets. At 79, she honors us with an intimate conversation on the wisdom of the world, the salvation of poetry, and the life behind her writing.
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Rocket #210: Foldable Phone Future - Relay FM
The gang is back with a quick update on Tesla and electric cars, and the sexiest tech news of the year. Next, a discussion on patent law and the FTC’s suit against Qualcomm.
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Canvas #47: Long-form Writing in Ulysses - Relay FM
In this first episode of a mini-series on long-form writing on iOS, Fraser and Federico go deep on one of their favourite applications: Ulysses.
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Neoliberalism’s Demons with Adam Kotsko
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Dr. Michelle Fine on Willful Subjectivity and Strong Objectivity in Education Research - Long View on Education
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The Wheeler Centre: Sara Ahmed: On Complaint — The Wheeler Centre
What does it mean, and what does it cost, to make a complaint? This question is at the heart of Sara Ahmed’s research into institutional power, and it forms the
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Sheila Heti : Motherhood | Between The Covers
“This book is going to change how we think about life and women forever; like ancient Greek philosopher level of describing reality in a way that creates it. So, go or don’t go, read the book or don’t — either way your life will be changed by this thinker. I’m being serious here.”–Miranda July; “This inquiry into the modern woman’s moral, social and psychological relationship to procreation is an illumination, a provocation, and a response—finally—to the new norms of femininity, formulated from the deepest reaches of female intellectual authority. It is unlike anything else I’ve read. Sheila Heti has broken new ground, both in her maturity as an artist and in the possibilities of the female discourse itself.”–Rachel Cusk
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