Episode 138: Cannabis in Education & Critical Thinking with Christine Goedhart

Cannabis Cultivation and Science Podcast

Tad Hussey.

Cannabis, Gardening, Natural Sciences, Cultivation, Leisure, Science, Home & Garden, Marijuana, Weed, Growing, Organics, Grow

4.7 • 716 Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2024

⏱️ 68 minutes

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There's a lot of information available online these days around cannabis cultivation as well as it's potential medical benefits and risks. In this episode, I talk with Christine Goedhart from the University of British Columbia about her recent Biology of Cannabis course and how she created the curriculum and also about how to evaluate an authoritative source of information. We also discuss the myriad of products and marketing that make it difficult to separate really good research from poor quality science.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Cannabis Caltivation and Science podcast. I'm your host, Tad Hussey, of Kiss Organics.
0:23.3	This is the podcast where we discuss the cutting edge of growing from a science-based perspective
0:27.4	and drawn top experts from around the industry to share their wisdom and knowledge.
0:31.8	My guest this week is Christine Goodhart.
0:34.3	Christine is an experienced educator and educational developer with a specialization in
0:38.8	teaching undergraduate biology courses. Currently serving as a science education specialist at the
0:44.3	University of British Columbia, she supports faculty in making their courses more equitable and
0:48.8	student-centered, and she recently developed and taught an undergraduate biology of cannabis course.
0:54.3	Previously, Christine spent eight years as a full-time faculty member at Citrus College,
0:58.6	where she taught a variety of biology courses for non-major students.
1:02.3	With a strong commitment to student-centered and inclusive education,
1:05.8	Christine has effectively implemented innovative assessment strategies
1:08.9	to enhance student engagement and learning and biology
1:11.4	courses. And she shares information, tips, and evidence-based best practices for teaching in her
1:16.7	Tips for Teaching blog article series. Now on to the show. Hi, Christine. Thank you so much for coming
1:23.8	on the show today. Ah, Thank you so much for having me.
1:27.6	I really appreciate it.
1:28.9	Happy to be here today.
1:30.9	Yes.
1:31.5	So for listeners, I just want to mention I met Christine virtually when you sent me an
1:36.7	email about a course that you were putting together at the University of British Columbia,
1:40.7	also UBC.
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