The Center for Ethics and Education creates audio pieces to give faculty and students the tools to bridge philosophy and education. This audio is available for download and is intended for use in undergraduate and graduate education classes, and by anyone interested in ethics and education.
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The Ethics of College in Prison
Where is the contrast between the aims of American prisons and the aims of college in prison programs? This piece is about those ethical dilemmas.
The Plumber Episode
How do you become a better college teacher? In this episode, Harry Brighouse, a professor at UW Madison, and former UW student Grace Gecewicz discuss their experiences with bad teaching and how universities and individuals can improve that for both the teachers and the students.
The True Costs of College
The true costs of college go way beyond simple frugality. The costs are serious, and they are often overlooked by universities. Hosted by Natnael Shiferaw, with ethnographers Nancy Kendall and Matthew Wolfgram. Part of our series on the ethics of higher education.
The Ethics of College Admissions
How should we do college admissions? Jon Boeckenstedt, Vice Provost of Enrollment Management at Oregon State University, in conversation with Harry Brighouse.
The Right to Higher Education
Do we have a right to higher education? With Harry Brighouse and Christopher Martin.
What Should the Aims of Higher Education Be?
What should the aims of higher education be? We asked undergrads, grad students, and philosophy professors what they think.
The Ethics of Teacher Strikes
Philosopher Tony Laden explores the ethical dimensions of teachers union strikes with labor scholar Eleni Schirmer.
Love and Teaching
Meghan Sullivan and Maria Salazar in conversation about what it means to love your students and why more philosophers should study love.
Navigating Educational Opportunity: The Case of Christopher Jencks
We talk with philosopher Jaime Ahlberg about navigating Christopher Jencks’s theories of educational justice.
Pedagogies of Punishment
How and why should we punish schoolchildren–if at all?
Learning from Conversation
What can we learn from conversation that we can’t learn on our own? With philosopher Agnes Callard.