Power of Teaching

May 07 2024 24 ep. 26 mins 1

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At the Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching and Learning (GMCTL) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) we believe that by teaching, we continue to learn. We also believe in sharing those lessons openly so that learning can be passed on. Join us for discussions with instructors from USask about the lessons they've learned and their thoughts on changes happening and those that should happen in higher education.

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Power of Teaching with Guest Liv Marken

May 07 2024 49 mins

Liv Marken is a Learning Specialist and Writing Help Coordinator for the Writing Centre at Murray Library, and recipient of the 2023 University of Saskatchewan Provost’s Support of Teaching and Learning Award. Our conversation focuses on student advocacy, obstacles to student success, and how to cultivate a sense of community in the classroom.

Power of Teaching with Guest Roslyn Compton

Apr 08 2024 24 mins

Roslyn Compton is the College of Nursing recipient of this year’s annual USask Provost's Award for Outstanding Teaching, which recognizes an outstanding teacher in each College at the University of Saskatchewan. They are a prominent researcher focusing on gerontological nursing, a collaborative co-worker, a graduate student supervisor, and an exceptional mentor for learners. Thei

Power of Teaching with Guest Courtney Charles

Mar 05 2024 23 mins

Courtney Charles is a Lecturer in the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition and is the winner of the Provost's College Award for Outstanding Teaching in the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition. Our discussion focuses on the balanced use of kindness in teaching through design and practice, including elements of universal design and accessible learning environments.

Power of Teaching with Guest Lorelei Nickel

Feb 05 2024 29 mins

Lorelei Nickel is a Lecturer with the Department of Management and Marketing at the Edwards School of Business and recipient of the 2023 University of Saskatchewan Provost’s College Award for Outstanding Teaching. Our conversation focuses on students’ conceptions of integrity and how instructors can support the development of this competency.

Power of Teaching with Guest Simonne Horwitz

Jan 09 2024 24 mins

Simonne Horwitz is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Saskatchewan, where her research and teaching focus on African History and the History of Medicine in Africa. Simonne has won 3 Provost’s Teaching awards and the George Ivany Internationalization Award for her focus on Internationalization in her teaching. As an openly queer, neuro-diverse

Power of Teaching with Guest Al Chicoine

Nov 20 2023 24 mins

Al Chicoine is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, a veterinarian specialised in Clinical Pharmacology, and recipient of the 2023 University of Saskatchewan Provost’s New Teacher Award. Our conversation focusses on promoting student success by actively building resilience and adaptability in learners.

Power of Teaching with Guest Carly Priebe

Nov 06 2023 23 mins

Carly Priebe is a Lecturer at the College of Kinesiology and winner of both the 2022 Sylvia Wallace Sessional Lecturer Award and the 2023 Provost's College Award for Outstanding Teaching in the College of Kinesiology. This episode focuses on inclusion in teaching, including universal design for learning, using more inclusive case studies and examples, and using feedback and reflect

Power of Teaching with Guest Soo Kim

Oct 03 2023 23 mins

Soo Kim is a Professor at the School of Rehabilitation Science and is the 2022 University of Saskatchewan Distinguished Teacher Award winner. Our conversation focuses on the topic of innovation, specifically the use of technologies in teaching innovation, finding strength in communities of fellow education innovators, and how to introduce innovations into your teaching intentionall

Mastering Teaching with Guest Vicki Squires

Apr 25 2023 24 mins

Vicki Squires, the winner of the Provost's College Award from the College of Education joined us to talk about wellbeing in teaching and learng including the need for flexibility and providing students with needed boundaries. She also talked about the Okanogan Charter and provided an example from the University of British Columbia - https://wellbeing.ubc.ca/

Mastering Teaching with Guest Joe Rubin

Apr 04 2023 36 mins

Joe Rubin, who was awarded the 2022 Provost's College Award for Outstanding Teaching in the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, spoke with us about his innovative approaches to teaching and suggestions for how others may begin to incrementally innovate to grow their own teaching.