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Currents in Global Literature

Currents in Global Literature

Dr. Helms’s Course Website for PSU’s EN 3515

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    • Reading Schedule: Sailing West
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    • Reading Schedule: Sailing East Revised
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    • First Major Project
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    • Third Major Project

Student-Centered Teaching

“Opening the Classroom: Ownership and Engagement” by @ZenMirrors https://t.co/rfoW5Qu56o

— Hybrid Pedagogy (@HybridPed) March 20, 2018

Books that influence my teaching:

Paulo Friere’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed

Kevin Gannon’s Radical Hope

bell hooks’s Teaching to Transgress

Asao Inoue’s Labor Based Grading Contracts

Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha’s Care Work

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Recent Posts

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