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I once had a teacher who ignored the class. Even he was better than this woman.

By far, the worst teacher I ever had. I doubt no practical advice on teaching has ever left her mouth. At least that was the case in the class I was forced to take with her.

When do we sue this low IQ loudmouth leftist racist and the complicit York U Education into infinity for their Hate Speech?

Interesting take on this person here: th-cam.com/video/_hI_cnLEKPI/w-d-xo.html

I'm white and and have had no privilege lol

Virulent and open racists like Vidya Shah should be shunned from the education system. Truly a disgusting person.

Could you please direct us to the TH-cam video you has on brown complicity in white supremacy- I had it with me on my socials and it’s worth keeping it on. I’d like to have it to do so. Please advise

Roopa is amazing! Thanks Roopa!

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The man at 1:24 Is my grandad. He passed away last year. It's lovely to have found this record of him.

The man at 1:24 Is my grandad. He passed away last year. It's lovely to have found this record of him.

I had this woman as my methods teacher at Binghamton University in 1990. A class on how to be a middle school and high school English teacher. She knew nothing about teaching in a middle school or a high school. But she said “pedagogy” about a million times that semester. The class was so bad my forearms used to get numb during it. Her judgement was so bad, it was like you had a lieutenant and in the middle of a battle he told you that the way to win this battle was to run directly at the enemy machine guns. It’s 31 years later, and I’m still upset that this woman sent us out into classrooms with no practical advice. I’m sure I was the only one in the class who made it to year 30 of teaching. I’m sure whatever she’s doing now she’s just faking it like she did at Binghamton University. Glad you gave her an award for that. Yeah, I should just let this go, but if you are wondering why the quality of education offered in high schools today is a disaster, you can thank her for contributing to that disaster. She was also a lousy communist. Geez…grow up for Christ’s sake. It was 1990, not 1947 where I could understand people getting duped by ideas like that. Well, who knows, maybe she became a better teacher over the years…

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@14:10 Can confirm @davidlepofsky is very active in tweeting on this subject

Wonderful talk. Inspiring and right on the money. Well done.

Thank you so much for holding the conference... VERY meaningful for anyone.

Who made this dream works should sue you

This sucks

Dr. Brtizman was my methods professor in 1990. The class was devoid of any useful or practical information. But she did say “pedagogy” a lot. Glad to see she’s still keeping that up!

what is multimodal pls?

Is the presentation accessible online?

EDUC 1F95 people?

Thank you Professor Gilbert

nice suggestion

Thanks for an informative video! I am researching the same things as well at UNM. I will start to look for your work.

very nice sir ..... plz keep it up

i get it

Brilliant, absolutely brilliant!

Sir, I agree with you 100%. But the catch is most if not all communities DON'T WANT THE HOMELESS AROUND! I live in Delavan, WI-USA. A few years ago some people tried to get an apartment building built here in Delavan for the homeless. The people of the City of Delavan didn't want anything to do with it. The good people of the City of Delavan didn't want the homeless people of Delavan to be seen. Cost has nothing to do with it. I have been homeless several times myself and so has my roommate/boyfriend, Tim. Most homeless people don't want to homeless. There are a few that do choose to live that way. But most, like Tim and I don't enjoy it. We have the great fortune of having an apartment now. And we are living proof that you're right. We wish there would be more people in this world like you.

Ok Thanks for your video

I like this presentation.It has inspired me to to re-start a classroom literature blog with my middle schoolers.

Gross! Why do they look like men!

I wonder if there is printed material available from Dr. Naomi Norquay's research. I too have been researching that area for part of the last decade. Would love to see the work of other historians. Ralph Clark Durham

Because written records of early African-Canadian settlements are limited; these new narratives should be made easily accessible in history textbooks or other board of education resources. Students today do not imagine a Black person when they think of a Canadian pioneer. It is true that the teachings on early Black experiences in Canada have been largely relegated to the refugee/slave experience. I applaud Dr. Norquay's research and her intent to expand this narrative.

this is interesting but the sound quality is terrible