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这篇文章和随附的视频探讨了作为后人类立场的 "不可见 "概念及其对教学的影响。文章从理论上探讨了covid-19大流行病和虚拟学习环境如何揭示了学生生活中以前不为人知的一面,如他们的工作空间和家庭环境。文章借鉴后人类哲学和根茎隐喻来思考看不见的事物的复杂性和相互关联性,讨论了对看不见的事物的认识对于有效教学的关键作用。这篇文章还介绍了短片《看不见》(Unseen)的创作过程,这部短片的灵感来自于我在为视觉教学法协会(Association of Visual Pedagogies twitter)会议准备演讲时所经历的看不见的挣扎。这部短片邀请大家思考自己生活中可能影响学习和教学的不为人知的方面,并邀请大家通过 Padlet 进行进一步的共同思考。
This essay and accompanying video explore the concept of the unseen as a posthuman position and its impact on teaching and learning. It theorises how the covid-19 pandemic and virtual learning environments have revealed previously unseen aspects of students’ lives, such as their working spaces and home environments. Drawing on posthuman philosophy and the rhizome metaphor to consider the complex and interconnected nature of the unseen, the essay discusses how awareness of the unseen is crucial for effective teaching. This essay also describes the development of the short film Unseen, which was inspired by my own unseen struggles whist trying to develop a presentation for the Association of Visual Pedagogies twitter conference. The film is an invitation to consider unseen aspects of your own life that may affect your learning and teaching, with an extended invitation to engage in further shared thinking via Padlet.