...by the time I left the firm after working two years full-time, and one year part-time during my first year of graduate school). Lawyering taught me...Read More
...the meeting is based in Europe/Africa, any time that is convenient for them will either be biased towards US-based time zones, or Australian/East Asian time zones,...Read More
...rule, having 2 children before tenure: I was pregnant on the market and had my first child 3 months before starting at UCLA, the 2nd just...Read More
Sometimes students see them and respond; sometimes I refer back to them in a conversational lull; sometimes they simply go unanswered. By taking notes, I show...Read More
...of glancing blows, a play between the words, the spaces between them, and the shapes the words and spaces make together on the page. Reading the...Read More
...often work into the morning hours, so that sleeping until 10AM, when I’ve worked until 2AM, is not ‘sleeping in.’ Any time I move outside the...Read More
...is perhaps the most essential element of erudition. We should be spending less time on assessments and more time creating flexible learning paths for each student...Read More
...The way we build in—and work with—natural pauses in our thinking and storytelling can help our audience in profound ways. Readers can create those pauses whenever...Read More
in which we are not expert and learning how to thrive, sometimes by getting information online, sometimes by learning the skills of experimentation and iteration, and...Read More
...for university professors: stable employment, resources, research leave, health care, etc. I do believe this. However, I would be lying if I didn’t admit that I...Read More
...enough time near the institution, it is likely you and the search algorithm will pick up on the same cultural trend: schools look like prisons. And...Read More
where I work are unionized full-time employees with salaries, health benefits, paid sick and vacation time, access to unemployment benefits and a retirement plan. Margaret Mary,...Read More
have been supported by my university in terms of time or resource, or least not at the time when my professional environment changed considerably (more here)....Read More
In his call to re-legitimize the term “multimedia,” Punday cites that we must remember that the hardware that supports multimedia work — the game console and...Read More
in quantitative terms. It is increasingly disturbing to … spend so little time on what it means for individuals to become—to create themselves among beings who...Read More
specifically tied, pro rata, to the MLA’s 2015–16 recommendation of a $48,180 minimum annual salary for an entry-level full-time instructor, these rates would be $8,020 for...Read More
...the classroom. Over time, the syllabus has become perfunctory. University policies and classroom expectations are the first impressions that we make in our classrooms. Using such...Read More
...declassified document.) Here’s the text of that excerpt: Investigation Update On October 21, 2016, DOJ and FBI sought and received a FISA probable cause order (not...Read More
Over the weekend of November 21-23, the Hybrid Pedagogy editorial board gathered in Washington D.C. for an intensive working retreat. During that time, we collaborated on...Read More
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