#Profs

Logan Middleton

LoganPMiddleton

Now that I’ve been out of coursework for a bit, I’m thinking back to this super hectic time of semester for graduate students and (seminar) paper-writing, and I’m very grateful

Jeremy Littau

JeremyLittau

Curious what changes my teacher friends have made in the pandemic that they plan to keep.Mine: I’ve changed on being tough on deadlines. I thought it was training them for

Julia Burnham

juliarburnham

perhaps a controversial take, but with all of this "listen to your students and be an empathic professor" discourse happening this time of year, I think it's an important reminder

Joel C. Sati - 37 Days

realesttheorist

This is an incomplete thought, but I hope to work through it. I want to talk through honors programs at public unis. I feel like they can be Ivy-League-like. It

La Lorelei bleue

Lorelei_Blue

Coup de gueule d'un prof, excédé :"Hello. Bon, désolé de casser l'ambiance mais vu le drame qui a été relayé depuis hier (un prof d'histoire décapité parce qu'il faisait son

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TheAlanNoble

Thing you won't hear much about publicly: pastors, ministers, Christian college profs and staff, and Christian non-profit staff who are "let go" or reprimanded for stances critical of Trump or

Julien Pain

JulienPain

Le succès du doc #HoldUpLeFilm est l’occasion de se poser cette question: comment la sphère complotiste est passée d’un club relativement restreint, mené par des Meyssan ou Dieudonné, à un

Waubgeshig Rice

waub

Good reminder that the systemic racism and insularity prevalent in Canadian media are usually fostered in journalism schoolshttps://twitter.com/theryersonian/status/1347303006082125829 When I started at Ryerson J-School in '98, multiple

Urvi Maheshwari

urvimaheshwari_

I spent the better part of today screaming about this. But I need to say that the implications of this methodologically unsound 'research' are dangerous & disheartening for young people

Dr Sarah Shulist

sarahshulist

I've been thinking a lot about how the research on online teaching pre-pandemic pushed a lot of us toward asynchronous delivery, but actually the conditions of online learning in the

Brian Flanagan | BLM

BrianPFlanagan

This looks really bad, but some reasons it's not as bad as you think. #CatholicChurch 1/12https://twitter.com/AP/status/1281474787857043456 First, it's partially based on the ecclesiological fallacy that there's one big "Ro

Dr. Kate Antonova

kpanyc

If I can, for a moment, speak seriously to profs who panic about students "getting away with" stuff. Let go of the need to control. You can't, and your efforts

Diana Butler Bass

dianabutlerbass

I know people are acting shocked by the 1776 commission report. But it reads like a Christian homeschooling textbook. Nothing new - same stuff that’s been taught for decades in

E.L. @ tarot production

EmilyLubanko

If people want artists to do art in ways that take longer, they should fucking pay for it. “I hate it when people use tools of convenience to get a

Apiary System | Mad Social Worker

MadSocialWerker

Dear Singlets; you are probably very confused as to why suddenly the Multiple & Plural communities have taken a Mad Pride stance towards their lives. The reason is an American

Shoshana Akabas

ShoshanaAkabas

Since November, I've been helping a few refugee college students I know with their summer STEM internship applications. Despite the students' stellar records, resilience, and achievements, these applications could not

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