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In this invited commentary, I reflect on the philosophical changes to my pedagogical approach during the COVID-19 pandemic. Inspired by Mehta and Aguilera’s (2020) humanizing pedagogy approach, the commentary provides four elements to capitalize on when designing courses aspiring to inspire a brighter future in advertising.

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humanizing pedagogy advertising education COVID-19 pandemic teaching approaches failure empathy

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Humanizing Advertising Education: Reflection and Insights for Post-Pandemic Pedagogy

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