Dr. Judith LaKamper and Dr. Erin Bell share their experiences being parents who work in fields related to academia. Your hosts discuss life with children during and after graduate school as they highlight scholarly research regarding parenting, gender, and other pertinent topics as well as their own experiences as mothers and scholars.
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Dr. Judith LaKamper and Dr. Erin Bell share their experiences being parents who work in fields related to academia. Your hosts discuss life with children during and after graduate school as they highlight scholarly research regarding parenting, gender, and other pertinent topics as well as their own experiences as mothers and scholars.
With 2020 in the rearview mirror and a new semester underway, Judith and Erin discuss how the pandemic has shaped current pedagogical practice in higher education. Whether your college has changed its mode of delivery to virtual learning, switched to a hybrid model, or returned to face-to-face instruction, your pedagogical approaches might have gone through some transformations over the last couple of semesters. In this episode, the hosts glean insights from listener feedback as well as their own research to address the challenges of teaching during the pandemic as well as various tools and technologies that can be used to meet some of those challenges, including student engagement, Zoom etiquette, and more.
The opening and closing song, "Vienna Beat" by Blue Dot Sessions is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial License and shared through the Free Music Archive: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/RadioPink/Vienna_Beat
PhD in Parenting Podcast
Dr. Judith LaKamper and Dr. Erin Bell share their experiences being parents who work in fields related to academia. Your hosts discuss life with children during and after graduate school as they highlight scholarly research regarding parenting, gender, and other pertinent topics as well as their own experiences as mothers and scholars.
