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Storytelling as a Method for Student Engagement in Learning

Storytelling as a Method for Student Engagement in Learning

After years of emphasizing data over personal anecdotes in my teaching, I now embrace a reframing of teaching, learning, and social connection through storytelling.” Drive-Thru Pedagogy Blog Pick up something practical. Storytelling as a Method for Student Engagement in Learning October 21, 2025 • Meghan Miller What can be gained when we allow students to share, reflect on, and learn from...

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Un-Stuck In The Middle…With You?

Un-Stuck In The Middle…With You?

Here’s the bottom line: like most of my colleagues, I genuinely want to share the material I teach with my students in a progressive, invested way.” Drive-Thru Pedagogy Blog Pick up something practical. Un-Stuck In The Middle…With You? August 12, 2025 • Matthew Allar Here’s the bottom line: like most of my colleagues, I genuinely want to share the material I teach with my students in a...

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Why Bring the Election (and Other Sensitive Topics) Into the Classroom?

Why Bring the Election (and Other Sensitive Topics) Into the Classroom?

Navigating the classroom in the lead-up to an election—or any contentious issue—can feel like walking a tightrope. The stakes are high, and for many educators, the risks of discussing sensitive topics might seem to outweigh the benefits.” Drive-Thru Pedagogy Blog Pick up something practical. Why Bring the Election (and Other Sensitive Topics) Into the Classroom? Part 3 of a three-post series...

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Teaching on Days After: Managing Hot-Button Moments and Keeping Conversation Productive

Teaching on Days After: Managing Hot-Button Moments and Keeping Conversation Productive

The day after any high-stakes event–from global conflicts, to campus violence, to local tragedies– can stir up complex emotions, both in you and your students.” Drive-Thru Pedagogy Blog Pick up something practical. Teaching on Days After: Managing and Keeping Conversation Productive Part 2 of a three-post series November 1, 2024 • Phillip Wagner The day after any high-stakes event–from global...

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Teaching in the Days Before the Election: Preparing for Uncertainty and Supporting Your Students

Teaching in the Days Before the Election: Preparing for Uncertainty and Supporting Your Students

With Election Day right around the corner, it’s no secret–emotions are running high. For many of our students, this is more than just politics—it’s deeply tied to their identities, their families, and their futures.” Drive-Thru Pedagogy Blog Pick up something practical. Teaching in the Days Before the Election: Preparing for Uncertainty and Supporting Your Students Part 1 of a three-post series...

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Easing into digital humanities in your teaching

Easing into digital humanities in your teaching

Integrating the digital humanities into your classes needn’t be a complex affair, and it certainly does not require reconceiving yourself as a “digital humanities scholar.” Drive-Thru Pedagogy Blog Pick up something practical. Easing into Digital Humanities in Your Teaching July 12, 2024 • Paul Vierthaler Integrating the digital humanities into your classes needn’t be a complex affair, and it...

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