#Students

Alison Traweek

actraweek

This is a real question, I'm not trolling. I'm teaching a hybrid class this fall that meets once per week f2f, twice per week online. I'm ambivalent but willing as

Nicole Valdez

RoxieReads

I've been thinking a lot about internships and how they should function in order for students to get real knowledge (and experience) in the type of field they are pursing.

Ian Marcus Corbin

ianmcorbin1

Yeah, a lot of students assume a fundamentally antagonistic relationship with their teachers - that we’re looking for any hint of laxity, any excuse to lower their grades. Honestly, why?https://twitter.com/heathertday/status/1249503272639107076

Dáire Lambert

daire_lambert

Not that anyone cares about my opinion of the Leaving Cert but thought I'd share my current thinking on it. Longer thread then I started out with. Point 2 and

Toby Rush

tobyrush

One big takeaway from this: we need to not just plan for Fall 2020 online, we need to plan to SELL a Fall 2020 online for students who, after this

Payton Rodman 💫

astrotemp

A pointless rant, but something that has been bothering me for a while -A lot of the advice given to prospective undergrad/grad students comes from a place of extreme privilege1/?

Ryan Ritter

RitterRyan

JMU’s failure in handling this pandemic, a thread: I tried so hard to place my faith and trust in JMU prior to this semester, but it’s now becoming apparent that

Ricky Padilla-Del Valle

rick_______y

Puertorican students applying to grad school in the Mainland DO NOT need to take the TOEFL as evidence of English proficiency. Why? 1) You aren't an international student, you are

L.D. Burnett

LDBurnett

just got off the phone w/ a grad school pal who gave up on the job market. adjuncted max load at 3-4 campuses, barely got by. this summer she landed

Justin Martin

jmartinwrites

This has always been my shit but has turned even more into my shit in the last two weeks: elementary, middle and high school students should learn an uncensored and

John Stevens

Jstevens009

OK, so here are some things I learned (many the hard way) about the first week of Distance Learning. Feel free to add as you see fit: 1. Something is

matt

mettduke

Soooo idk how many people are talking about this but college students definitely got robbed this semester of a lottttttt. Not saying that this issue needs priority over protecting healthcare

Jacob S. Rugh

JakeRugh

Last week our new BYU Latino Civil Rights seminar met Diana Trochez, DACA recipient, @BYULawSchool grad, and immigration attorney practicing law in California, which is one of a very few

Loyola Phoenix

PhoenixLUC

#LoyolaProtests students are gathering on the east side of Cuneo Hall for the ninth straight day of protests on Loyola’s campus. The group is calling for the university to better

Mr. Acosta-F🦊x

NorthwoodMrFox

Okay *cracks fingers* here's my idea––hear me out.Instead of Google Slides/Nearpod/etc., I'm trying out using a simple, shared, collaborative and editable GOOGLE DOC to run class.https://twitter.com/NorthwoodMrFox/status/1311849

Sara Jones

Mrs_Sara_Jones

It feels like divine intervention that the “Next Steps in Theoretical Approaches to Understanding the Academic Motivation of Racially & Ethnically Diverse Students” symposium immediately precedes my own presentation critiquing