Conversations about education, technology, and culture.
Matt’s Notes Thanks for joining us for this episode of EnT, everyone! This time around we’re talking about approaches to education, and how these have changed over the centuries and decades. We’re all in on a discussion which involves curriculum, apprenticeships, and alternative approaches to teaching and learning! We’re on video, with conviction! #ednnotech This…
Matt’s Notes Welcome to our fourth episode of season four here at the EnT! We’re grateful you’ve joined us for this discussion on learning away from our home communities! Doug and I have both spent significant time overseas in our careers thus far, and it’s fair to say that this topic also has much to…
Matt’s Notes Thank you for checking out this, the third episode in our fourth season! We are going into new territory with this outing, as we talk about book bans and book burning and how they fit into the wider culture of contemporary education generally! Please give it a view or listen! It’s just us,…
Matt’s Notes Thanks for visiting the Ed non-Tech for our second episode of the season! We are continuing our discussion on morale in education, particularly for teachers! Please watch and/or listen as per your preferences! We are as stoked as it gets to be back with the #ednontech! It’s been an (audio) slice, if you…
Matt’s Notes Welcome back, one and all! I am grateful and stoked to share these first three episodes of the Ed Non-Tech Podcast season 4. It’s been a long summer from a variety of standpoints, and it feels great to talk about it within the context of this ongoing creative endeavor! Today we’re speaking to…
Matt is in Menaquesk (Saint John, New Brunswick), which is situated on the traditional and unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik/Maliseet People. Doug is on Epekwitk (Prince Edward Island) within Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. Matt and Doug are both grateful to be guests in these traditional, ancestral lands where teaching…
