E book (free) launched yesterday. Hard copy available for purchase as well. Looking forward to hearing about its impacts on your teaching.
https://t.co/FpIj1VY0oD
Ok. I have been avoiding this app for all the reasons. But I am halfway through this podcast and if you are a Star Trek fan OR have “left academia” (and felt bad for disappearing as a mentor)….this gave me all the feels. Thank you @drerinmac!! https://t.co/GctCs5rbvD
Faculty hiring committees: when evaluating diversity statements, perhaps instead of evaluating against nothing, it's worth comparing the amount of thought to the null model of what ChatGPT can come up with
@KristaLerista@lmillernpr This! Worm (cylindrical body shape) shows up all over the place. Fish, reptiles, amphibians, so many actual worms, and if you’re feeling generous, ferrets and dachshunds!
[thread: teaching methods / participation]
i see a lot of content this term about lack of/no participation, inactive engagement, silent classes... etc. my class is here to show you some alternate ways into participation that are multimodal, disability friendly and udl designed.
The Pedagogy Reading List launched this week! It's a community-generated database of books for college teaching, sortable by subject area. Check it out and let us know what you think! https://t.co/rEnxoma4gY
@joshua_r_eyler I worked with someone who would plot the grades and look for clusters. Top cluster was an A, and so on. My chem profs just calculated the average, subtracted that from 70-something, and added that many points to everyone