Tea for Teaching

John Kane and Rebecca Mushtare

An informal discussion of innovative and effective practices in teaching and learning. This podcast series is hosted by John Kane (an economist) and Rebecca Mushtare (a graphic designer). This podcast is produced by the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching at SUNY Oswego.

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  1. Embedded Supports 38:04
  2. First-Semester Grades 45:23
  3. Connecting Through Chat 46:20
  4. Learning Reinforces Curiosity 42:00
  5. Process-Focused Teaching 49:26
  6. Scaling a Multicampus AI Initiative 38:31
  7. Chemistry and Music 30:34
  8. Teaching and Generative AI 36:24
  9. Classroom Mindscapes 42:29
  10. Postdocs 41:24
  11. The Problem with Grades 50:12
  12. Mental Health in College 33:25
  13. A Neurodiversity Framework 45:06
  14. Intellectual Property 52:55
  15. Improve Critical Thinking 31:34
  16. Transformative Coaching 49:08
  17. Designing Impactful College Courses 49:57
  18. Prequestions and AI 36:30
  19. Revisiting A Curated AI Framework 33:55
  20. All Day TA 35:03
  21. Collaborative AI Guidance 41:07
  22. Student Access and Earnings 53:36
  23. AI-Aware Teaching 55:25
  24. UDL at Scale 49:57
  25. Emotional Prosody and Online Learning 33:11
  26. Random Audits to Deter Cheating 38:20
  27. The Public Scholar 43:35
  28. Not Token Gestures 47:48
  29. Teaching = Coaching 54:07
  30. Program-Level AI Responses 46:20
  31. AI Pre-Mortem 47:23
  32. Where Did My Time Go?! 41:43
  33. Impostor Phenomenon 40:00
  34. The Joyful Online Teacher 40:46
  35. Insights From The Field 55:47
  36. TUnE Bio 33:35
  37. Academic Freedom 45:38
  38. Inside Mindful Teaching 38:27
  39. A Curated AI Framework 44:43
  40. IDEAS for International Collaboration 37:52
  41. An Educator's Guide to ADHD 51:25
  42. The Science of Learning Meets AI 46:48
  43. Open Exchanges in College Classrooms 42:26
  44. Supporting Teamwork 47:14
  45. Teaching with AI 52:16
  46. Negative Examples 30:36