Teaching and Learning at John Jay College -- Podcasts from the TLC

May 22 2024 34 ep. 30 mins 1
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Podcasts about teaching and learning from the TLC at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York

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“The Many Faces of Revisions”-Kim Liao

May 22 2024 27 mins  
In this conversation, Kim Liao, John Jay Lecturer and Co-Director of the Writing Across the Disciplines Program, models a multi-step (scaffolded) technical writing assignment, discusses the value of learning through teaching someone else’s curriculum, and the need for students to become revision diagnosticians. Liao provides multiple examples of connecting real-world needs wit

“It’s the Energy Behind the Question” – Christen Madrazo

May 21 2024 24 mins  
In this interview, John Jay Lecturer and Director of the First Year Writing Program Christen Madrazo shares her approaches to writing to learn, outcomes assessment, SSQ methods of generating student research questions, and decolonizing the hybrid classroom. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Madrazo reminds us that stories are always with us and defining us. Music credits: Credits: C

2023 Distinguished Teaching Prize Winner Jerry Lim

May 11 2023 31 mins  
In this episode, Jerry Lim, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art & Music, asks "How do you get past the surface?” as he reflects on his own teaching and learning experiences and his journeys with students. Listen as Lim explores wrestling with biases in terms of content and style and the idea of permission in responding to student work and asking for their feedback. “I w

2023 Distinguished Teaching Prize Winner Madhura Bandyopadhyay

May 11 2023 31 mins  
In this episode, Madhura Bandyopadhyay, Doctoral Lecturer in English and 2023 Winner of the John Jay College Distinguished Teaching Prize, shares her experiences in learning from colleagues, keeping a teaching journal, discovering reciprocity from students during the pandemic, digital writing and the impact of AI, and the importance and practicality of continuing to learn while dea

Distinguished Teaching Prize 2022 - interview with Nina Rose Fischer

Apr 14 2022 26 mins  
In this episode we celebrate the teaching of Nina Rose Fischer, Assistant Professor of Social Welfare in the Interdisciplinary Studies Department. Teaching at John Jay for seven years, Dr. Fischer came to John Jay having spent twenty years as a licensed social worker supporting adjudicated and incarcerated youth, among other things. She explains her teaching as focused on facilitat

Distinguished Teaching Prize 2022 - interview with Marie-Michelle Strah

Apr 07 2022 26 mins  
In this episode we celebrate the teaching of Marie-Michelle Strah, Adjunct Assistant Professor of International Crime and Justice. Teaching at John Jay for just three years, Dr. Strah brings a wealth of military and private sector experience to her teaching about international cybercrime, cybersecurity, and complex financial crimes. She explains her teaching as focused on working f

Distinguished Teaching Prize 2022 - interview with Gregory Donaldson

Apr 04 2022 27 mins  
In this episode we celebrate the teaching of two-time winner Gregory Donaldson, Associate Professor of Communication and Theatre Arts. Greg Donaldson has been teaching for 54 years and he has more than a few things to share, like how to motivate students to be present, how to structure a course so you have the ability to pay attention to the students within it, and how important it

Remembering What Matters (audio recording of 9/11 Legacy poem)

Aug 19 2021 6 mins  
In this recording, John Jay Teaching & Learning Center Director Gina Rae Foster reads an original poem commemorating the legacy of 9/11. Written in 2019 at the invitation of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, the poem explores the connections between the experiences of that day and our memories and assumptions now as we continue to grieve and to work with our students to dev

"Remember that Your Students Are Human Beings": John Jay Students on Respect, Listening, and Instructor Awareness

Aug 05 2021 10 mins  
In this episode, Teaching & Learning Center staff Durkel Dalrymple and Sherley Paulino interview John Jay students Erika Pacio, Hanna Yeum, and María Plata about their experiences of feeling respected and disrespected in their remote classes during the pandemic. Each student offers her own perspective on how instructors manage culturally responsive, inclusive, and antiracist t

Teaching and Learning Center Podcast 2021: interview with Sherley Paulino, Euxhenia Hodo, Durkel Dalrymple

Jun 22 2021 22 mins  
In this podcast, TLC members share their thoughts about working at the TLC and how it connects to their academic and professional lives and plans in the future, they also discuss the mission and values of what they do at TLC and how it plays an important role in their lives.