"My impulse to make things good, and to make good things better, is almost ungovernable. I suppose it’s lucky I found a wholesome outlet for it."
Gottlieb in @parisreview https://t.co/dNl25zsPJV
This thing rocks. Larissa Macfarquhar, the interviewer, made the brilliant and obvious-in-retrospect move of interviewing the legendary editor’s authors, and compiling (editing together) a kind of oral history of working with Gottlieb.
Want to tailor your CTL's programs to your audience's needs? Take a cue from marketing.
In this TIA feature, @ColumbiaCTL tests the potential of the STP marketing model to refine their #eddev offerings.
@CVHHChen, @IAlthouse, @clayfox, Caitlin DeClercq
https://t.co/zKw4RkLNEo
@pbkauf@mrenoch "Change one letter": I didn't come up with the rule but I feel like insisting on it. Adding letters or not changing any feels like cheating. I mean, otherwise, ...Jaws... Toothsie... it's all too blurry and easy.
But by the book: Drainspotting
New podcast: @CUHistoryDept grad student Aleksandra Jakubczak reflects on her journey to become a more informed and confident teacher, and on how @CTLgrads' Teaching Development Program changed her conception of teaching and its place in her career.
https://t.co/tWE9ndrBly
Loved being in conversation with Ami Yoon, Thom Preston, and @Catheross02 about how and why to center collaboration and community building in our teaching practices.
“In this neighborhood, crowded with mentally unwell people, & with drug dealers & panhandlers, & with tired office workers & sex workers & fruit venders & psychics & police officers—all these people, nearly to a one, say something tender to a child...” https://t.co/DfLleLayz3
@MelissAnnWright @chandani35 @amanda_jungels Totally agree! I think we had a similar scheduling pile-up last year as well. Here's hoping we're luckier at #POD21.
“They will never, so long as their whiteness puts so sinister a distance between themselves and their own experience and the experience of others, feel themselves sufficiently human, sufficiently worthwhile, to become responsible for themselves...” Baldwin https://t.co/f9PGNaaTd7
BROOKLYN always shows up.
Love this marching band keeping energy levels high as voters wait outside Barclays Center.
Early voting runs from 10/24 thru 11/1 across NYC. Questions? Call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683). #MakeItCount#VoteEarly#VoteEarlyny
https://t.co/sKtP9CbBwO
“When I use relevance as a filter for determining what books to read, I’m failing to make myself available for an authentic encounter with otherness.... I am, to a great extent, a mystery to myself. How could I know what I need?” https://t.co/eMgXLaHasb