ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Hello and farewell, my community.
This is the last episode of Season 5 and of the show, Instructional Ecology (for now). Your host considers the arc of the show, the many stories we've heard, and considers the kind of perspective an ending can bring.
We touch on learning, failure, growth, uncertainty and new beginnings. I tell a story of how the podcast was part of my recovery and learning to live with vocal paralysis. I consider the wealth of teaching I've been privileged to witness and hear about at the college. Join us for a short episode to say goodbye to the project, for now.
More soon, my community. I hope we meet each other again and again.
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