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Saturday, November 22, 2014
CatholicEdChat (weekly)
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Advent Resources 11-22-14
Good morning! Today's chat is all about sharing Advent resources. Please introduce yourself, with your name, school, location and your favorite Thanksgiving pie.
Q1: What does your school do for Advent?
BB1: What is your favorite Thanksgiving side?
Q2: What do you do in your classroom for Advent?
BB2: What type of stuffing does your family make?
Q3: What do you do personally for Advent?
BB3: What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?
Q4: What is one take away from today's chat that you will use?
Q1: What does your school do for Advent?
BB1: What is your favorite Thanksgiving side?
Q2: What do you do in your classroom for Advent?
BB2: What type of stuffing does your family make?
Q3: What do you do personally for Advent?
BB3: What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?
Q4: What is one take away from today's chat that you will use?
Saturday, November 15, 2014
CatholicEdChat (weekly)
1/22/2010 Suter Science Seminar - Caring: How We Become Attached - YouTube
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Chat Archive - 11/15/2014 - Ethics of Care
Moderator: Patrick Tiernan
Q1: How do you define care as a concept and practice? #catholicedchat
Q2: What does care look like in your school? #catholicedchat
Q3: How do we model care for students and faculty/staff? #catholicedchat
Q4: Can caring be shown in ways that are not typical? #catholicedchat
Q5: What are some of the institutional, social, or cultural barriers that limit our ability to model care in schools? #catholicedchat
Q6: How do you ensure that you are cared for? #catholicedchat
Q7: How do we build a culture of care given the myriad of demands placed on educators? #catholicedchat
Links and Resources to Share In Advance/During:
Link following Q1:
Philosophical approaches to care
http://www.iep.utm.edu/care-eth/
Link following Q3:
Attachment theory
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ns-XreddOis
Link following Q5:
Feminist theory (Gilligan and Held)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRv4AY82kU0
Link following Q6:
Michael Slote interview on empathy
http://cultureofempathy.com/references/Experts/Michael-Slote.htm
Q1: How do you define care as a concept and practice? #catholicedchat
Q2: What does care look like in your school? #catholicedchat
Q3: How do we model care for students and faculty/staff? #catholicedchat
Q4: Can caring be shown in ways that are not typical? #catholicedchat
Q5: What are some of the institutional, social, or cultural barriers that limit our ability to model care in schools? #catholicedchat
Q6: How do you ensure that you are cared for? #catholicedchat
Q7: How do we build a culture of care given the myriad of demands placed on educators? #catholicedchat
Links and Resources to Share In Advance/During:
Link following Q1:
Philosophical approaches to care
http://www.iep.utm.edu/care-eth/
Link following Q3:
Attachment theory
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ns-XreddOis
Link following Q5:
Feminist theory (Gilligan and Held)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRv4AY82kU0
Link following Q6:
Michael Slote interview on empathy
http://cultureofempathy.com/references/Experts/Michael-Slote.htm