This episode continues my interview with history teacher Roy Olson as we discuss how we use controversy to facilitate discourse and discussion in the classroom. Many teachers avoid controversy like the plague, however, in this episode we explain how controversy plays an integral role in our classroom and why it should in yours too.&nbsp;
Ep 3 Topical Breakdown
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 <li>-Using controversy to drive discussion</li>
 <li>-It’s impossible to be neutral in the classroom</li>
 <li>-Teaching students to be aware of their cognitive bias</li>
 <li>-Critical pedagogy vs bankings pedagogy</li>
 <li>-Student preparation for debates</li>
 <li>-Having high expectations for students</li>
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Ep. 4 "you can't be neutral on a moving train"|Part 3

Teaching is an incredibly difficult yet rewarding profession. It is an art in which every teacher has their personal style and approach to creating their own masterpiece in the classroom. There is no one size fits all approach to teaching, however, I will share many discussions, approaches, and techniques which can enhance your effectiveness as a teacher.