Tag Archives: No More Homeless Pets

Beautiful Animal Advocacy

Posted on May 6, 2013 by emily douglas

Every day when I login to Facebook, I find my newsfeed sprinkled . . . sometimes drenched . . . with photographic content that I would just as soon do without most days. I call this my McLachlan feed. Yes, … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Uncategorized | Tagged animal adoption, animal advocacy, animal shelters, animal welfare, art, breeding ignorance, discarded property, dog photography, dog play, dogs, euthanasia, Landfill Dogs, Meredith College, No More Homeless Pets, North Carolina dogs, photography, rescue dogs, Sarah McLachlan commercial, Shannon Johnstone, shelter animals, shelter dogs, volunteering, Wake County Animal Shelter | 10 Comments

Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Animal Welfare: Three Examples of Exceptional Educators

Posted on April 8, 2013 by emily douglas

In his 1985 presidential address to the American Educational Research Association, Lee Shulman proposed a new domain of teacher knowledge which has since become a cornerstone of research and practice in teacher education: pedagogical content knowledge. Pedagogical content knowledge–known lovingly … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Animal behavior and training, Best Friends Animal Society, Teaching and learning, Uncategorized | Tagged advocacy, animal behavior and training, animal welfare, Best Friends Animal Society, breed discrimination, breed specific legislation, communication, Doggie Drawings, education, Kim Wolf, Lee Shulman, Lili Chin, No More Homeless Pets, pedagogical content knowledge, safe and humane communities, Sophia Yin, teacher education, teaching, teaching and learning | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: No More Homeless Pets

Beautiful Animal Advocacy

Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Animal Welfare: Three Examples of Exceptional Educators

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