Podcast: Faculty Focus Live

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Faculty Focus has a great podcast on a number of topics in academia. They work bring instructors and teachers ideas within teaching, along with tips, tricks, and other techniques.

The podcast is embedded below, but it can also be found at Faculty Focus Live or through your favorite podcast app. Transcripts are available at Faculty Focus Live.

From Doubt to Drive: Navigating Disengagement, Self-worth, and Faculty Workload – Faculty Focus Live

Today we’re going to dive into some of the challenges that faculty are currently facing and explore strategies to re-engage faculty in their roles. We’re tackling the issue of faculty disengagement.We’ll be discussing strategies to overcome disengagement stemming from workload, stress, technology, and self-worth. In this series of programs, Russell Carpenter and Kevin Dvorak will offer practical insights that can empower both educators and administrators to foster a more supportive academic environment. From celebrating faculty success to addressing self-worth, we’re here to equip you with the knowledge and tools to help overcome faculty disengagement. Recommended Resources:20-Minute Mentor: What are Proven Strategies to Overcome Faculty Disengagement Due to Professional Self-Worth20-Minute Mentor: What are Proven Strategies to Overcome Faculty Disengagement Due to TechnologyCOMING SOON: What are Proven Strategies to Overcome Faculty Disengagement Due to WorkloadCOMING SOON: What are Proven Strategies to Overcome Faculty Disengagement Due to Stress?This episode is sponsored by the Teaching Professor Online Conference. Learn teaching practices you need to help your students succeed in the comfort of your own space! 
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  3. The Curious Mind: Fostering Critical and Creative Thinking in Students
  4. Exploring Extended Reality for Engaged Learning and Innovative Instruction
  5. Engaging Faculty and Creating a Healthier Academic Environment