Pedagogy Breakfasts - October 20

Wednesday, October 20, 2021, 9 - 11am

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Pedagogy Breakfasts

Please join the Center for Writing for breakfast and conversation about teaching and learning on Wednesday, October 20. This event will be held on the Alumni Terrace of 41 Cooper Square, 8th Floor.
 
This is a chance for Cooper faculty from the three schools and HSS to come together and talk about the challenges, triumphs, and questions that have arisen around teaching so far this year. We can commiserate, share tools and strategies, and learn from each other's pedagogical approaches.
 
If you already attended the first Pedagogy Breakfast earlier this month, you are welcome to come to this event as well. You may stop by anytime between 9 and 11 and stay as long as you like. Simple breakfast foods and coffee will be served. Note that the event is outside and masks are optional.
 
If you'd like to join us for one or both events, please RSVP to Pam Newton at pamela.newton@cooper.edu by Sunday, October 10, and let us know about any food restrictions. 

Located at 41 Cooper Square, on Third Avenue between 6th and 7th Streets.

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