University Professor/Instructor friends: what are exams looking like these days in your undergrad courses? Still traditional paper and pen exams? Time limits? Something else entirely? @starmanjan @LaCaParker @KDalnokiVeress @scgQuasar@kenwaller1
"Grades are information. Grade inflation distorts the information and degrades the quality of the information,"
This is a very real issue in #OntEd, and it’s harming students and their learning.
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Let's keep sharing this great volunteer opportunity! Can you think of something better to do with your time than talk to amazing young people about SCIENCE?!?
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We'd love to see you at the fair!
@SCDSB_Schools@SMCDSB@PrettyRiverAcad#science#scdsb#smcdsb#simcoe
My hot take is that most of us have not adequately processed the trauma of the pandemic. And our sprawling, unprocessed trauma chews away at our brains in myriad ways that make us anxious about why we can’t seem to live our lives as instinctively or as joyously as we did in 2019.
@RadRoopa My physical TBR isn't THAT big, but sometimes when I don't know what to pick, I use a random number generator and number off my books! The number picked is the next one read 📚
@PagetPe I recently had my classes do a feedback Google form for me. Things like what has gone well, what needs more work, how do best learn, how can your teacher help you improve. They had some excellent insights!
Teachers wishing summer was a little bit longer does not mean that they hate their students and being a teacher.
Just like when parents can’t wait for their child to go back to school doesn’t mean that they hate their child and being a parent.