How Teaching Can Inform Scholarship
…common complaint that teaching interferes with our time for research. I believe that if we creatively reconsider the relationship between teaching and scholarship we can improve both. I argue that…
…common complaint that teaching interferes with our time for research. I believe that if we creatively reconsider the relationship between teaching and scholarship we can improve both. I argue that…
…the Teacher Education Institute at Estrella Mountain Community College. In an effort to better understand informal faculty leadership in higher education, Turner conducted a study that combined faculty surveys and…
…time and space are freed up for the class as a learning community to explore the most difficult concepts of the course. Likewise, because students are individually responsible for learning…
…After lunch, I take a long nap before Judge Judy comes on. So, am I retired? Definitely, yes. No, I am really not retired as evidenced by: I still go…
…due date, and oh yes, there’s a great webinar offered by the career center coming up on Tuesday. That reminds you, there’s also that article about the history of Wikipedia…
…create more gender-inclusive spaces where all students are free to be who they are. As a student reminded me last semester, “We must learn to be comfortable with being uncomfortable”…
…conjunction with others and from others. Classroom learning is expedited by an expert, one who has a sincere commitment to fostering the learning of others. That expert is responsible for…
For the last 15 years or so, I have performed improv comedy in Chicago. During much of that time, I also taught English classes at Kendall College, a culinary and…
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