#Teaching

Ethan Hein

ethanhein

Public-facing note to self: tell the story of my learning jazz guitar Okay, so the story of my learning jazz guitar is this. When I was in college, I was

Greg Downey

GregDowney1

Seen a lot of criticism of journal editors in my Twitter feed for (gasp!) sending out invitations to review articles over the holidays. You all do realise that most editors

Jonathan Mountstevens

MrMountstevens

Some thoughts about leading CPD on assessment, arising from the fact that I'm planning on doing exactly that next week. To be honest, quite a few of them probably apply

Jackie Hill Perry

JackieHillPerry

I attended Ravi’s funeral last year. It was celebratory in every way. Christ exalting too. The testimonies of his friends and family along with clips from his decades of ministry

JOSHUA

JournoJoshua

A major study led by a lifelong Republican finds no evidence that professors are deliberately giving conservative students bad grades.https://psmag.com/ideas/no-professors-arent-discriminating-against-conservative-students Wanted to give my

David Butler

DavidKButlerUoA

Thank you @ilana_horn for resurfacing something I’ve been thinking on for the last few years about maths teacher PD... Teachers suffer a lot from situations where “experts” are wheeled in

Otto the Steppe Biker📉

ottovonshitpost

A lot of the great bells in Russia's many churches were destroyed and made into stuff like tractors a single bell guy going around Russia teaching Russians how to ring

Rollo Tomassi

RationalMale

Open Hypergamy is a marketing campaign. It wont be myself or any other Red Pill writer who unplugs the majority of men. It will be women's unignorable hubris that will

Fran Bove FSET

franbove

A short thread on why teachers could have managed the pandemic better than @BorisJohnson @GavinWilliamson 1) Teachers never over promise. They are great at managing expectations and knows if they

Swan 🦢

AndySwan

In one way we think a great deal too much of the atomic bomb. ‘How are we to live in an atomic age?’ I am tempted to reply: Why, as

Evan Jewell

quidamabo

Ok, listen up folks. Today faculty and grad instructors @Columbia received an email trying to shame them into teaching in person. As a friend who sent it to me summed

Dr. Erik Klemetti

eruptionsblog

Let me take a moment to decompress about this semester. It was the hardest one I've had, both thanks to teaching remotely and the outside stresses (homeschooling kids, election, eldercare).

Dan Worth

DanWorth

Thread: I've been looking through various data sources to see how other major nations have handled Covid-19 and education/school policy and outcomes: https://www.tes.com/news/school-reopening-pandemic-plans-nations-compare-uk-france-ger

Zandra de Araujo

zdearaujo

Takeaways from online teaching/PD so far. 1. Taking time to orient students to resources and features of the tech you are using is time well spent. 2. Planning takes a

The Public Archive

public_archive

Academics could gain a certain clarity about themselves if they acknowledged that being an academic is a job, not a mission, and that being an intellectual is merely a form

Max Price

MrMaxPrice

When people ask me why I think high school sports are important, this is what I can offer:Baseball has provided me with everything I have. It’s more than a game,

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