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Haidee Kotze

HaideeKotze

I’ve seen lots of indignant tweets on #AcademicTwitter about receiving review requests from journals over the holidays. Here are some reflections, from a journal editor (who is also an author,

Dr. Courtney Denning-Johnson Lynch

Doc_Courtney

Procrastinating about writing? This is the for you. #academictwitter 1/n I’m nearly 20 years into my career. As I’ve progressed through the academic ranks, I’ve learned a lot about

Gabrielle J.

iamgabriellej

Here's how I got my PhD funded and you can too! A #Tweetorial on NIH Diversity Supplements for the advisor/PI and the candidate. #FridayFunding #PhdLife #GradLife #EpiTwitter #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter #BlackEpiMatters

Rob Elliott

robiupui

I cannot teach a course with half of the students in a socially-distanced classroom and

Sam Sommers

samsommers

This may be an unpopular #AcademicTwitter opinion, but I think it’s problematic when we let undergrads call us by first name in class. It opens door to ambiguity and variability,

Dr. Sarah Pressman

sarahpressman

Since I was a #graduate student, I’ve been struck by the variability in advisor-student relationships. While some are amazing, fruitful, and inspiring to watch, others are a downward spiral of

Jillian Weise (Cy)

JillianWeise

I just spit into a tube for my employer. So my keycard would be "unlocked" and I could get into my very own office. Where my property has been for

Michael 🌨️ Albani, ABD

MJJAlbani

Scholars You Should Follow For Their Adorable Doggos: A Thread .@TheTattooedProf – Seeing Yoshi and LuLu always brightens my day. He's an absolute unit, and she's got such a

Bartosz Bartkowski

BARBARtkowski

Some thoughts on why we shouldn't be complaining about the "unpaid work" of #PeerReview: a thread#AcademicTwitter 1/ Most basically: it's not like there is a clear list of the things

Rachel Cooper

Rachbcooper

Hello #qualitative #research #academictwitter #MedEd ! Has COVID shifted you to Zoom and Phone interviews? Here are some tips to ensure that your interviews result in great transcripts (1/) Before

Sampson the Service Dog

sampson_dog

Thread: Pre-COVID we gave a lot of in-person presentations at conferences/invited talks. It is essential I'm there so I can do my job. These venues are not always accommodating for

Sarah Bouchat

sarahbouchat

I'm neither an education expert nor an IR scholar but @profpaulpoast and @colaresi's threads on "canon" are a useful, if oblique, insight into how the way we teach a subject

Cooper Hodges, PhD

cooper__hodges

@AcademicChatter @OpenAcademics I just finished my PhD in Psychology and I'd like to offer current grad students and incoming students some tips that might make their lives easier in grad

Bill Figueroa

IranChinaGuy

While #CCP Chairman #HuaGuofeng's visit to #Iran in 1978 was meant to project strength, his translator recalled a different mood... (a short thread) 1/#Iran #China #IranChina #ChinaIran #twitterstorians #history #womeninhistory

Jake DesRochers

DesRochersJake

1/9 Shifting to #RemoteTeaching feels daunting. Some Universities are showering Instructors with resources, others are late to adapt. In all cases, folks feel the pressure to ‘get online.’ Wondering how

Noelle Sullivan, BA, MA, MA, PhD

ncsullivan

Thread: Reflection on my experience "ungrading" this quarter has convinced me that grading in the traditional sense is a terrible idea. Anyone who has done ungrading before already knows this.

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