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Pedagogy as Process / Processing Pedagogy

YEAR

February
2021

INTENTION(S)

Critiquing Oppression

Medium(s)

Writing
Print

THEME(s)

racism
pedagogy

Role(s)

Co-Writer; Designer

FORUM / publication

Paper Street Press Co.

CLIENT or HOST

CREDITS

Swati Piparsania

Location

"Pedagogy as Process / Processing Pedagogy" is a zine that collects ruminations by two young women (Lauren Williams and Swati Piparsania) who happen to be design educators learning how to teach.  

The zine is part journal entry part diagram part back-and-forth Zoom conversation between friends. It has been assembled over time, it's not linear, and that's reflective of our experience learning how to teach, too. It is not a guide and it definitely does not contain any advice for new teachers. It's our way of processing and a catalogue, in some sense, of process: reflections on the act of teaching, on challenges, on our position within institutions, and how all that shapes pedagogy. Swati and Lauren met in 2019 through the AICAD Post-Graduate Teaching Fellowship program, which "seeks to provide professional practice opportunities to high-achieving alumni who have recently graduated from AICAD member schools, while also increasing the racial and ethnic diversity of faculty at these institutions." 

All photos were taken by Clare Gatto.

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