October 22, 2026
This session is part of the Pedagogy in the Age of AI fall workshop series.
Every day we encounter learners reticent to engage with one another, or with course materials. Generative AI threatens the processes of critical reflection and problem-solving. Discourse in our current moment is…well, yeah. There’s no single path across this difficult landscape, but the most promising direction is re-centering the humanity (and humaneness) that must reside at the heart of any meaningful learning. But it’s really hard to do all of this in practice! How do we remain human in an increasingly dehumanizing educational environment? How do we teach and learn humanely in these inhumane times? This session will explore possible answers to those questions, and sustainable, concrete strategies to practice them in our own teaching. This session is part of the Pedagogy in the Age of AI fall workshop series. Lunch will be provided. Please register here: Pedagogy in the Age of AI Fall Workshop Series – Fill out form
Hosted by the Center for Teaching, Learning, & Scholarship.
Further information
- Location: Paz Center Gathering Room
- Time: 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm
- Cost: Free