STS pedagogies

Making the Invisible Visible Group Presentation Slides

This slides accompanied the group presentation for the Making the Invisible Visible panel with Ellie Amstrong, Shelby Dietz, Sharlissa Moore, Ellan Spero, and Aubrey Wigner. This was part of the STS as a Critical Pedagogy Workshop, summer 2021.Read more

Making the Case for Ourselves: Boundary Objects in Critical STS Pedagogies Panel Notes June 23, 2021

This is a PDF download of a Google document. It reflects notes taken during the "Making the Case for Ourselves: Boundary Objects in Critical STS Pedagogies" Panel with Marisa Brandt, Kate Sheppard, Sean Ferguson, Anna Geltzer, and Kari Zacharias in the STS as a Critical Pedagogy Workshop, Summer...Read more

STS Teaching and Thinking with Disabilities Panel Notes June 14, 2021

This is a PDF download of a Google document. It reflects notes taken during the "STS Teaching and Thinking with Disabilities" Panel with Crystal Lee, Ashley Shew, and Cora Olson in the STS as a Critical Pedagogy Workshop, Summer 2021. Notes were primarily taken by undergraduate fellow Courtney...Read more

EY. Who is STS for?

The way that this collaborative formation (KICS) imagines what it does in terms of a 'learning forum' with 'sharing sessions' really makes visible the ways that flows of knowledge are multi-...Read more

Reading: Cones of Uncertainty

This reading, "Misinterpretations of the 'Cone of Uncertainty' in Florida
during the 2004 Hurricane Season," BY KENNETH BROAD, ANTHONY LEISEROWITZ, JESSICA WEINKLE, AND MARISSA STEKETEE, is included here by Eric Kennedy as part of a teaching artifact.Read more

Strategic use of boundary objects

The " Making the Case for Ourselves: Boundary Objects in Critical STS Pedagogies" panel raised an important and provocative question: "What kinds of boundary objects do you use to make a case for yourself as an STS educator?" The answers our panelists provided ranged from teaching areas ("writing...Read more
Photo Elicitation for Exploring Complex Systems

These slides accompany comments made by Sharlissa Moore and Aubrey Wigner in the "Making the Invisible Visible" panel of the STS as a Critical Pedagogy workshop, summer 2021.Read more

The Digital Anthropocene Syllabus - 2020 - Douglas-Jones

We make the digital from the natural world, crafting metals and plastics into sleek handheld forms. We observe and make our understandings of environments through digital devices, spreadsheet accounting and carbon calculations. We have brought epochal shifts into being through rhetoric,...Read more

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