Professional Growth

My YouTube Teaching Playlist

By Nichole DeWall
July 8, 2024

It wasn’t until I described how watching Ian McKellen’s explication of Macbeth helped me recover from a lousy class session that I realized how often I turn to YouTube videos to process the ups and downs of teaching. Here are a few more of my go-tos.

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