Course Conclusion as Closure
Many years ago, I taught college composition at a small art and illustration college in Chicago. The students in
Jaime O’Connor
August 21, 2023
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Deadlines are a blessing and a curse. We need them to get things done, but they often loom and approach faster than we anticipated or desire. When we
In the Oxford English Dictionary, the most fitting definition of the word light-hearted (sic)for my purposes is this one: “Characterized by cheerfulness or easiness; amusing, entertaining.” I have
A variety of factors can undermine performance on a test beyond lack of knowledge, such as anxiety and misinterpretations of the questions. But there are four simple things
“Ends and origins are not inherent in the world. It is you, not the world, who calls the shots in this respect. Wherever you make a start, however, you may be sure that an enormous amount will have happened already. And wherever you call a halt, a great deal will carry on regardless.”
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Most professional program curricula focus on the required specialized knowledge and skills to meet the profession’s needs. Yet graduates need
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Have you worked with students for months to create a learning community only to have the final interaction take place
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May 1, 2023
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