#Teaching

statistics is the most beautiful and egalitarian discipline of all of those i have studied, because when we are confused about anything in statistics we are almost always confused about
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Quick(!) Covid news thread on the utter chaos of the past 17 or so days since . .erm Sunday. It all kicked off on Sunday night when Greenwich Council said
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Just found out that Farmer, actor, astronaut, CAA, Shaheen Bagh, 26th January specialist, Yogender Yadav ji is ALSO Chief Advisor of our Education System's Text Book Development CommitteeNow I can
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1) This past year at @theFIREorg, I’ve been focusing on international censorship and its relationship to higher education in the U.S. Due to Covid-19 and the push to go online,
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So, circumstances of life have got you to go into a #freelance/consultant mode. This could be due to choice - you are fed up and you want freedom. Or this
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Homosexuality is not African? Who says? Because we’re taking a dive down history and pre-colonial times and it’s looking quite queer over there a thread of African Queer History
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First quiz grades are in and I'm pleased that they are good but not *suspiciously* good! If anyone's looking for a student-friendly way to increase academic integrity online, lemme share
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A crisis quickly shows us what’s most important. Teachers everywhere seem to have reached the following conclusions1. The curriculum is ridiculously packed and too often has led to spoon feeding
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Covid hasn't broken universities - the systematic evisceration of higher education by so-called "free-market" extremism has. Covid has just exposed the giant con like nothing else could have.https://www.theguardian.com/educati
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A kimono wearing otaku social studies professor was teaching a class on Asian History'Before the class begins, you must get on your knees and worship Emperor Akihito and accept that
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The ONLY thing I learned in college.This simple idea has helped me grow my online presence, make thousand of dollars online, all while I live a comfortable life in a
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New blog post at @IJOERandBeyond, where I argue that Open Educational Resources (#oer) are needed in #HigherEd to keep up with the latest developments in science. Here's the gist (with
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Interesting discussion on today's @BBCRadio4 #youandyours about moving music lessons to Zoom. It highlighted the issues and frustrations that came form moving lessons online, but we believe with the right
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1)Teaching Derrida this week and just reread Barbara Johnson’s definition of critique in the introduction to Dissemination: 2)“The critique reads backwards from what seems natural, obvious, self-evident, or universal, in
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Some spicy Hush discussion today. I'm very interested by that conversation. I don't have anything to add, but will be interested how it plays out next week. In the mean
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Everyone's worried about Pennsylvania. So I want to tell you what I saw - and what I didn't - one day in late August when our oldest two kids and
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