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The Challenges and Effective Pedagogy of a Trans-Contextual Online Collaboration for an African-American/Womanist Hermeneutics Course during Covid-19
Proposal abstract :
The proposed project will enable two NT professors to reflect collaboratively and critically about pedagogy and challenges of creating a trans-contextual learning and explorations experience that reads the Gospel of Luke within the framework of womanist and African American biblical interpretation with attention to the Covid-19 crisis and its disproportionate impact of black people. We bring different experiences to this project, since one of us is a white male who teaches in a small Midwestern city with a majority white population, while the other teaches in Decatur, Georgia, where a large African-American population resides. Together with two consultants, we will critically explore pedagogical approaches and theological and ethical considerations, as well as challenges of race and gender, surrounding a trans-contextual, intensive womanist African American biblical interpretations online course in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. We will also consider the broader implications of our reflections for theological education
The proposed project will enable two NT professors to reflect collaboratively and critically about pedagogy and challenges of creating a trans-contextual learning and explorations experience that reads the Gospel of Luke within the framework of womanist and African American biblical interpretation with attention to the Covid-19 crisis and its disproportionate impact of black people. We bring different experiences to this project, since one of us is a white male who teaches in a small Midwestern city with a majority white population, while the other teaches in Decatur, Georgia, where a large African-American population resides. Together with two consultants, we will critically explore pedagogical approaches and theological and ethical considerations, as well as challenges of race and gender, surrounding a trans-contextual, intensive womanist African American biblical interpretations online course in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. We will also consider the broader implications of our reflections for theological education