New publications from FSSH researcher, Dr. Sharon Lauricella
Dr. Sharon Lauricella, Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, recently published new journal articles:
- discusses the benefits and outcomes, along with the challenges and potential of using humour in the classroom.
- discusses how the ludic pedagogy as a teaching philosophy embraces the importance of fun, play, playfulness and humour—without sacrificing academic or intellectual rigour.
- explores how adding voice notes to documents, assignments and emails has been a game-changer in the faculty-student relationship and has made a positive impact on student engagement.
Dr. Lauricella was also quoted in an article in eSchool News, a monthly print and digital newspaper dedicated to sharing information about the use of technology in schools and colleges.
- quotes Dr. Lauricella about her use of voice-note technology.
