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Vol. 6 No. 2 (2021): COVID, Social Justice & Adult Education
Vol. 6 No. 2 (2021): COVID, Social Justice & Adult Education
Published:
2021-12-03
Journal Information
About the Journal
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Articles
Expect the Unexpected: (Re)Defining the landscape of equity work during COVID-19
Christina Wright Fields, Mary Kelly
Article A1146
Wright Fields & Kelly, Expect the Unexpected
Challenges of Co-Teaching: Reflections on Social Justice Pedagogy in Prison
Vincent Russell
Article A1159
Russell, Challenges of Co-Teaching
HSI Students’ Experiences of “Servingness” during COVID-19
Sarah Hug, Susan Jurow, Heather Thiry
Article A1147
Hug, Jurow, & Thiry, HSI Servingness
Adult Education Amidst Dual Pandemics: Community College Survival
Wendy M. Nicholson, MPA, Dr. Tameka S. Battle, Ed.D
Article A1153
Nicholson & Battle, Adult Education Amidst Dual Pandemics:
Reflections
Disconnected connection: A reflective look at the challenges of student engagement in higher education during COVID-19
Christel Young, Luis Javier Pentón Herrera
Article R1137
Young & Pentón Herrera, Disconnected Connections
Facilitating Student Engagement and Cross-generational Interdependence
Lessons learned from community-engaged teaching during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Cathleen Appelt, Terri Baltimore
Article R1148
Appelt & Baltimore, Facilitating Student Engagement
Pouring from an Empty Cup: Women Faculty as Caregivers amid COVID-19 and the Threat to Career Progression
Jacqueline Riley, Karyn Miller, Laura Slay
Article R1129
Riley, Miller, & Slay, Pouring from an Empty Cup
The Haves and Have Nots: A Call to Close the Digital Divide in an Urban Access College
The Haves and Have Nots
Meda Rollings, Heather Inez Scott
Article R1144
Rollings & Scott, The Haves and the Have Nots
COVID-19: Multiple Perspectives
Katelyn B. Wilson
Article R1266
Wilson, COVID Reflections
Feeding into Complicit Bias or Promoting Agents for Change: A Reflection on Pedagogy-Where’s the Justice?
Michele Mills, May Tom
Article R1356
Mills & Tom, Feeding into Complicit Bias
Book Review & Resources
Within and Beyond Breakout Rooms
Preparing Teacher Candidates to be Social Justice Advocates During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic
Leah Mortenson, Elizabeth Chase, Bilge Cerezci
Article B1135
Mortenson, Chase, & Cerezci, Within and Beyond Breakout Rooms