Talk Story Sessions
One of the pillars of life in Hawai'i is 'talking story,' when you gather with a group of people and pass time by chatting about a host of different topics and exchanging stories. HSA is creating a semesterly talk story space for sociologists on- and off-island to gather, swap tales, and get to know each other. Please see information on the planned events below, and join us!
A Teaching Talk Story
September 16, 2022
Noon - 1pm HST
With recent policy changes by local education administrators, many of us find ourselves transitioning from the virtual classroom to the in-person space. To help with this change back to "normal," Hawai'i Sociological Association will be holding A Teaching Talk Story, where we will gather to share and learn practical pedagogical tools.
Our speakers and topics include:
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Student Reading Hacks,
by Dr. Colleen Rost-Banik (UH system) -
Exit Passes and Anonymous Feedback,
by Dr. Hannah Liebreich (Coastal Carolina University) -
Teaching Race and Racism in Everyday Language,
by Omar Bird, ABD (UH Manoa) -
Anonymous, Patterned Icebreakers,
by Dr. Xóchitl Mota-Back (UH West Oahu)
Want to join? Please RSVP to HawaiiSociologicalAssociation@gmail.com
We look forward to seeing you!