July 16th-17th, 2024
ShrugCon was about how we learn and teach in a world of uncertainty. It was a series of facilitated, community-led, discussions about uncertainty
This was a super cool conference. I hope you got a chance to attend and enjoy it.
July 16th, 2024
9:30 am #ShrugCon Introduction – Embracing Uncertainty as a Pedagogy of Abundance – Dave Cormier
10:00 am “Wicked Problems & Wicked problems from an Indigenous perspective”
Alexandra Mihai and Russell Nahdee
11:00 am “Uncertainty in curriculum design”
Audrey Fried and Mo Jafar
1:00 pm “Scholarship and scholars”
Anne-Marie Scott and Josephine Sciortino
2:00 pm “Uncertainty and work” Lena Patterson and Vistasps Karbhari
6:00 pm “Entanglement and dissonance”
Tim Fawns and Kate Bowles
July 17th, 2024
9:30 am July 16th Recap!
10:00 am “Campus partnerships for facing uncertainty”
Jennie Blake & Joe Murphy and Robin Hart Ruthenbeck
Noon “Care, Compassion and Uncertainty”
Lydia Watson and Maha Bali
1:00 pm “Uncertainty in diversity and difference”
Ariadne Jevnikar & Stephanie Johnston
2:00 pm “Uncertainty in preparing students for the workforce” Noah Arney and Natalia Bussard
3:00 pm “Gen-X technologists yell at Cloud.”
Apostolos (AK) Koutropoulos and Lee Skallerup Bessette
Why is the hashtag #ShrugCon?
Committing to uncertainty in education is about getting comfortable with not having the right answer, about not necessarily knowing what to do next. We don’t mean the shrug dismissively, but inclusively. As an invitation to be uncertain with us.
Poster presentations
We’ve received some interesting thoughts so far
Sidney Shapiro, PhD
Assistant Professor, Business Analytics, University of Lethbridge
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Conference thoughts
Here are some of the people who presented at the conference…
Dave Cormier
Learning Specialist, University of Windsor
Dave will be doing a conference intro two weeks before the conference and will be the primary facilitator for conversations.
Josephine Sciortino
Editorial Director, Canadian Science Publishing.
Uncertainty in Academic Publishing
Noah Arney
Policy Specialist with Thompson Rivers University
Uncertainty in Experiential and Work-Integrated Learning
Russell Nahdee
Indigenous Learning Specialist, University of Windsor
Wicked Problems Through an Indigenous Lens
Mo Jafar
Senior Lecturer in Sport, PE and Development @ UEL
Wayfinding in Physical Education
Audrey Fried (she/her)
Director, Faculty & Curriculum Development
Osgoode Professional Development
Restructuring Well-Structured Problems
Anne-Marie Scott
Independent Education Consultant
Claiming agency in complexity and uncertainty
Stephanie Johnston
High School Math Teacher, recent graduate
Uncertain Leadership: How educators can find and develop leaders in core communities
Natalia Bussard
Program Leader, Experiential Learning Programs
Uncertainty in preparing students for the workforce
Alexandra Mihai
Assistant Professor of Innovation in Higher Education, Maastricht University
Learning through wicked problems
Lydia Watson
Educational Developer, Capilanou University
Holding Space for Self-compassion in Uncertainty
Lena Patterson
Interim Assistant Dean, Programs, G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education, Toronto Metropolitan University
Who are we at work?
Vistasps Karbhari
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Kate Bowles
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Something smart
Tim Fawns
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Jennie Blake
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Something smart
Joe Murphy
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Something smart
Robin Hart Ruthenbeck
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Something smart
Maha Bali
something
Something smart
Ariadne Jevnikar
something
Something smart
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Something smart
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Something smart