Teaching the Individual

James Lee, in his letter to the editor on August 6 regarding the article, “Carrots and Sticks for School Systems,” said something that I liked:  Excellent teaching requires well-honed judgments about individual students based on observation, information from a robust assessment program, and a great deal of knowledge and informed intuition about young people. To […]

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Almost there!

Recipe of the week: Chicken Shish Kebab As a lower freshman in college, this is my first finals week. My reaction: “Why does everyone say this is so difficult? All-nighters aren’t necessary. As long as you manage your time wisely, the studying and last minute assignments can be done quickly!” Five hours into anxiety induced […]

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T-Minus 3 Days

Ladies and Gents, we are T-minus 3 days, I repeat, T-minus 3 days away from The Last Day Of Classes. What’s the current situation? Let’s see: Term Paper: Submitted Group Presentation: Rocked Third Exam: Bubbled In Missing Assignments: That would be a negative. All that’s left are four finals in the span of three days […]

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