#Teaching

Jennifer Binis

JennBinis

I've got time and some leftover rage from last night so a short close read thread on this tweet (messenger removed as they're moot; it's about the message and how

Derek Bruff

derekbruff

For the new followers, here's my blog post with strategies for fostering active learning in hybrid and socially distanced classrooms: https://cft.vanderbilt.edu/2020/06/active-learning-in-hybrid-and-socially-distanced-classrooms/. Most

Robert P. George

McCormickProf

1/ Something I've learned in 36 years of teaching super talented, high achieving, highly ambitious young men and women: A great many people believe what they believe because they think

Anna Meier

AnnaMeierPS

So this is illegal, but I also want to talk about the disgusting sense of entitlement on the part of universities &, oftentimes, instructors. I know so many stories similar

Alex West ~ Medieval Indonesia

siwaratrikalpa

Apparently some people are angry I took a tweet going viral as an opportunity to talk about a topic I work on and often write abouthttps://twitter.com/sapphixy/status/1350112682125496323 I love the "Dude,

Rohini Sen

Rohini_Sen

How we can foreground the collaborative nature of academia? We inhabit a constant culture of anxiety. Senior colleagues worry about sustaining status quo while junior colleagues worry about "making it".

Pernille Ripp

pernilleripp

I have heard from some that this school year is a "lost" year - that blanket statement doesn't sit right with me for many reasons, so what do you think?

Greg Andree ☃️⛄️⛄

GregAndree71

I know people are furious, demanding schools open because “students’ mental state.” But my school has been in-person since September, and students are still a mess of depression and anxiety.We

Vicki Komisar

v_komisar

Applying for a faculty position? Here are some tips from #sfubpk @SFUResearch Profs Wakeling @WakelingLab, Tibbits & Mackey @Mobility_Health. Thanks @PKudzia_BioMech @livsaguiar @pratt_jaylene for hosting!Insights in THREAD: Q: How ofte

Richard M. Blay

BlayRichard

The story of how I ended up being a teacher. I wanted to be a medical doctor, I had gained admission to biological sciences @UnivofGh , which was the pre-med

Liam Bright

lastpositivist

My guess at the standard Western canon in philosophy: Plato, Aristotle, Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, Seneca, Epicurus, Cicero, Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Machiavelli, Hobbes, Locke, Voltaire, Descartes, Berkeley, Leibniz, Hume, Spinoza, Kant

Rebecca Mann

BCmann_5

You know when you start TAing a pretend section of the asynchronous history class that your friend is teaching, as a JOKE for a few of your friends. But then

Anna Lund

AnnaJaneL

I am thankful to @dsandomierski & Shauna Van Praagh for bringing us together during the pandemic to reflect on our experiences as law profs. I contributed a piece as did

Sam Wineburg

samwineburg

1/9 Lateral reading, what's it all about? A bunch of people have asked for resources. A lot of stuff has been scattered across the Web. So here it is in

Ekkie Tepsupornchai

ekkiet

Martyn Lloyd-Lones: "We have to realize that this world in which we are living is not really our world. As Christians we live in it, and we must take our

Doug Robertson

TheWeirdTeacher

I'm a broken record but I don't see how schools can even pretend to open at the end of summer. We all know all the protocols being proposed are less

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