Feminist Pedagogy in the College Classroom
- An FDC Teaching and Learning Seminar

• Friday, March 14. (1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.)
  
• Speaker: Dawn Leigh Anderson
  
• Classroom: PLS-44F

Have you ever wondered about what a feminist perspective on teaching and learning the college classroom might look like? Would you like to explore ways to make your classroom a site for empowerment? Would you like to transform your way of thinking about teaching and learning in the college classroom via a feminist approach to teaching and learning?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions, this two-hour workshop will introduce you to the main principles of feminist pedagogy, allow you to explore the possibilities and problems of using feminist pedagogy in your college classroom, help you find ways to learn how to work within these possibilities and limitations, and offer you specific ways that you can employ feminist pedagogy in your college classroom.

The two-hour workshop is subdivided into three main topics:

• Topic 1: Meeting Feminist Pedagogy for the First Time: What is it?
  
• Topic 2: Knowing The Possibilities and Problems of Feminist Pedagogy: Why would I want to use it?
  
• Topic 3: Using Feminist Pedagogy to Transform your College Classroom: How can I use it in my classroom?
  

NOTE: Dawn Anderson's Powerpoint slides from this workshop are available here (258 KB)

Registration is available at http://fdcweb.fullerton.edu/workshops/registration.htm