Lover of ALL THINGS CREATIVE, Professor of Business @3RiversCC,
Grad @ICSCreativity, Self-Directed Ed Advocate @alliance4sde, talks about #OEP#OER#ungrading
@ray_paull Great meeting you at #cpsi. The mention in this article of the zoology college student turned startup founder reminded me of you. https://t.co/lPk2JQwI8t
A student once shared a great illustration during his personal #management project presentation. He explained that…
You are always juggling balls. Some are glass and some are plastic. Sometimes you have to drop a ball. Just make sure it’s a plastic one. #BMGT2020
Hey @RepCicilline! Help make college more affordable for students by co-sponsoring the Affordable College Textbook Act and increasing funding for the Open Textbook Pilot in FY24 appropriations. #OpenTextbooksFY24#OER
My company Maven made revenue before we even had a name… 👀
After 10,000 students and 2 years, I’ve learned a lot.
Here are my 11 biggest startup lessons:
@ihaveabug this is what I came to Twitter to share today. Thought maybe we might both have needed to read each other's thoughts. Let me know if this speaks to you.
A student once shared a great illustration during his personal #management project presentation. He explained that…
You are always juggling balls. Some are glass and some are plastic. Sometimes you have to drop a ball. Just make sure it’s a plastic one. #BMGT2020
@ihaveabug Amen. Its been months since I've opened Twitter and the FIRST post I see is this! Thx. I'm embracing this too. Rest. Embracing the yin and yang. Breathe. Repeat.
"But bad things happening isn’t enough to cause trauma. Trauma happens when bad things happen, and when there are no spaces, no togetherness, to feel through things when they happen. Or when no one believes feelings point to values and need space" @edelwax https://t.co/Wj22Qi502l
Repeat after me: good communication requires repetition.
Data: leaders are 9x more likely to be criticized for undercommunicating than overcommunicating. Those who say too little come across as unclear and uncaring.
When you're tired of your message, it's just starting to land.
lots of comments about grades in the #ungrading#MYFest22 chat... in addition to the snark (grades are for meat!), here's a serious one to ponder on: "Grades are a tool of systemic discrimination and exclusion that reinforce the dominant groups claim to knowledge and authority."