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Teaching Ancient Religion Post-Covid happening very soon: Fri, 2 July 2021 2.45 for 3pm UK time with snapshots from...
Coming up! Friday 2 July 2021 - Teaching Ancient Religion Post-Covid. Our 1st remote #TLARNetwork event - to explore the impact of covid on how ancient religion pedagogy is currently being done, and might be done post-covid. More info on our booking site: eventbrite.co.uk/e/tlar-teac…
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What's happening to ancient religion teaching thanks to covid coming up very soon, Friday 2nd July, and organised by Esther Eidinow of @Bristol_CLAH and Susan Deacy of this place :)
...Ralph Anderson - On launching a new module in lockdown (and some very early thoughts on Greek religion and decolonising the curriculum)
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Hi Everyone! We’re looking for UK academics in Classics & classical subject departments interested in writing a piece (c. 1000 words) exploring the shape of the future university Classics curriculum. Please get in touch with us here or direct with @abibuglass or @CressidaRyan 👍
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Teaching Ancient Religion Post-Covid - last bit for now!
The meeting will be structured around short presentations (5 mins) of covid teaching experiences. If you would like to present a snapshot, pls contact s.deacy@roehampton.ac.uk and esther.eidinow@bristol.ac.uk by June 2nd
Teaching Ancient Religion Post-Covid further continued...!
We would very much welcome participants from a range of countries to explore different (and perhaps similar) experiences of teaching religion during the pandemic.
Teaching Ancient Religion Post-Covid: - ...one more possible topics: ...whether ancient religion teaching has translated differently than other topics to remote learning.
TBC...
Teaching Ancient Religion Post-Covid: Possible discussion topics include use of Zoom and other platforms, blended teaching, what's worked/not worked, how students have responded, looking ahead post-covid...
TBC...!
Coming up! Friday 2 July 2021 - Teaching Ancient Religion Post-Covid. Our 1st remote #TLARNetwork event - to explore the impact of covid on how ancient religion pedagogy is currently being done, and might be done post-covid. More info on our booking site: eventbrite.co.uk/e/tlar-teac…
Coming up! Friday 2 July 2021 - Teaching Ancient Religion Post-Covid. Our 1st remote #TLARNetwork event - to explore the impact of covid on how ancient religion pedagogy is currently being done, and might be done post-covid. More info on our booking site: eventbrite.co.uk/e/tlar-teac…
Come along to UCL today at 5 to hear @DominicDalglish talking about material culture and ancient religion. (And do look at the directions on the blog post! tlarblog.wordpress.com/2019/…)
Coming up soon! "Material Culture and Ancient Religion: Suggestions from a Museum and University Collaboration" - Dominic Dalglish (Oxford); Weds October 16; Rm B05, Darwin Building, UCL 5-6pm More details - including abstract and accessing venue: tlarblog.wordpress.com/2019/…
Muse! From a pub called the Apollo which had a whole set. This saved whennit was demolished in 1961(?)
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