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Monthly Archives: October 2023
11 October 2023 Discussion with Nancy Hightower: The Caring Classroom
I wanted to post the discussion Nancy Hightower and I had this week in lieu of our October workshop: I also wanted to include Nancy’s helpful overview of how to implement some of these strategies, which she generously shared. … Continue reading
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Everything you Always Wanted to Know about the Library Visit (But Were Afraid to Ask)
As you probably know, all 252 sections should include a session in the library devoted to research skills. Ideally, this visit should take place somewhere in weeks 9-10, when you’ve gotten beyond the midpoint of the term and are thinking … Continue reading
course descriptions for Spring 2023 due
It’s that time. Course descriptions for Spring 2023 are due October 15th. Accordingly, I wanted to share a simple one-pager with some best practices re: communicating course aims and contents to students. Enjoy!
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