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  • Alison Powell – an ethical approach to teaching
  • Catherine Xiang: students as news reporters
  • Connson Locke – circles of influence
  • Irene Papanicolas: healthy collaboration
  • James Abdey: An Injection of Showmanship
  • Jessica Templeton accentuates the positive
  • Lloyd Gruber “ruins” fair trade coffee :)
  • Lourdes Sosa: teaching disruption… disruptively
  • Matthew Hall: Flipping AC310
  • Meena Kotecha: don’t forget your smiles!
  • Nancy Holman: humour has more to do with my teaching than anything else
  • Shani Orgad: ambivalence, hospitality and Paddington Bear
  • Sunil Kumar and Word Processed Exams
  • William A. Callahan: Visual International Politics Student Movies

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