#Teaching

Gianpiero Petriglieri

gpetriglieri

That is a great question. And it depends on why - and how - you teach cases. Little thread.https://twitter.com/pontific8/status/1335090269755232256 If you teach cases as exemplars of virtue, beauty, and success,

Leslie Hahner

TXRhetorician

Last week, I was one of four @baylor faculty members who talked with our Academy for Teaching & Learning about how to create a community of care for online students.

KaraboTheAnswer

TheAnswerKarabo

I was thinking earlier about my journey as an employer and i realised that my average employee turnover rate is 1 and a half years and thats over a period

Thijs Heus

Large_Eddy

I'm distracted today (who isn't), so here are my notes on @LangOnCourse book Distracted. I usually argue with any book, which seems more fun than just saying that it was

Andy

__codexterous

Thoughts on remote teaching and some things that have been working well for me after a couple of weeks...1) Spiral2) Class Notebook3) Breakout rooms 4) Visualiser A THREAD /1 Each

Joseph Allen

j_g_allen

1/ Dear USA, we gave it our best shot to give you tools to reopen schools safely. The hard part is now on you.--> report on 'what' to do in

Tim Fawns

timbocop

For teachers looking to do their best this academic year in difficult circumstances, know that online teaching is hard work, but not for the reasons you might think. The hardest

Ray

ranyshaware

Some actionable unsolicited advice for first-year PhD students:1- when you are confused or lost, SAY IT OUT LOUD. You are very smart. If something is confusing it is not a

Dr. NadineSTANCING Thornhill Ed.D (she/her)

NadineThornhill

I love being a sex educator. I love working with kids and teens directly. But my favourite thing is working with parents/caregivers.Because I believe the best sex-ed begins early and

Conversation Of Our Generation

ConOfOurGen

"If I pay you to carry me, I am not therefore myself a strong man."-C.S. Lewis in Abolition of Man The Abolition of Man is a work that I believe

Prof Kate Wall

kate_wall98

Practitioner enquiry tip of the week: how enquiry shouldn't be extra (as prompted by @Lindabell15). My mantra is that if enquiry is taking up your Sunday afternoons, and you are

Justin Reich

bjfr

EdTech history is so important, because some ideas repeat over and over. "Video lectures are the new textbook" 9/9/2020 from @mattyglesias in @voxdotcom & circa 1913 from Thomas Edison. But

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tuIugaaraq

i think it’s important for settlers to know that not every Indigenous person knows every single thing about their culture because of colonization, and harassing Indig ppl because you want

Debbie Reese (tribally enrolled, Nambé Pueblo)

debreese

So... we're entering another of those months dedicated to Native peoples. What did you learn, in the past year? Hopefully, you've been reading and teaching Native books all year long,

dr stephanie moore

steph_moore

Is asynchronous or synchronous more effective? I see this question or discussion from time to time. The research suggests this is a *very* nuanced decision point. Neither is really better

A. Yep. Just the letter. That's it.

6fifths

Also, the real spice take:There would be more jobs in academia if professors were actually made to learn how to teach. Consider: of my colleagues who want PhDs, the majority

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