Podcast appearances and mentions of benjamin doxtdator

Benjamin Doxtdater (@doxtdatorb)teaches Middle School English Language Arts at The International School of Brussels. He writes and podcasts at longviewoneducation.org. We chat about the ins and outs of taking that long view on education (and parenting!)

Benjamin Doxtdater (@doxtdatorb)teaches Middle School English Language Arts at The International School of Brussels. He writes and podcasts at longviewoneducation.org. We chat about the ins and outs of taking that long view on education (and parenting!)

Benjamin Doxtdator is a Canadian-born educator now working in Belgium. Through his "A Long View on Education", as well as his presence on Twitter, Benjamin pushes us to look critically at our work in education, asking questions that many of us aren't used to asking. In this conversation, Benjamin helps me unpack neo-liberalism and neo-conservatism, especially as it applies to education. We also explore predominant narratives in teaching, learning and schooling, evidence-based practice and the rise of the Edustar in the education space.

In Episode 49, making our schools' sites of liberation and resistance. Plus challenging the dominant narratives that blame individual students whilst giving scant attention to the social justice, and structural issues impacting on them. Further information and links for my chat with Benjamin Doxtdator, can be found here, pushingtheedge.org/49. Listen to more episodes in Season 5: Standing Up for Our Students in Challenging Times, https://pushingtheedge.org/standing-up There's also many more Social Justice-inspired educators and community leaders to listen to, in my podcast archive, https://pushingtheedge.org/social-justice-resources. Follow me on Twitter - @GregBCurran - and do let me know what you think of this episode. And if you enjoyed our chat and found it useful, please share it with others. Thank you.

This episode features an interview with Benjamin Doxtdator, a middle school language arts teacher at an international school in Brussels, Belgium. Benjamin is probably best known for his essays on his blog Longview on Education at longviewoneducation.org. Topics include: How deemphasizing grades reflects Benjamin's commitments as a teacher The potential pitfalls of a more gradeless future The rhetoric of education reform, educational technology, and futurism How tapping into and cultivating community can help us our voice as educators

Topics include:How deemphasizing grades reflects Benjamin's commitments as a teacherThe potential pitfalls of a more gradeless futureThe rhetoric of education reform, educational technology, and futurismHow tapping into and cultivating community can help us our voice as educators

In Episode 34 nehmen wir einen Post von Anja Wagner undAngelica Laurencon zum Anlass uns ein wenig Frust von der Seele zu reden bevor wir zu Beiträgen von Benjamin Doxtdator und Mike Caulfield kommen. Es gibt einen kurzen Ton-Aussetzer bei etwa 17.45-18:15 – es liegt nicht an Dir, sondern an uns.

In Episode 34 nehmen wir einen Post von Anja Wagner undAngelica Laurencon zum Anlass uns ein wenig Frust von der Seele zu reden bevor wir zu Beiträgen von Benjamin Doxtdator und Mike Caulfield kommen. Es gibt einen kurzen Ton-Aussetzer bei etwa 17.45-18:15 – es liegt nicht an Dir, sondern an uns.