Teaching | Reflecting Allowed

Teaching as popularity contest?

I got this heartwarming email from a student this morning: “how are you my friend and teacher?hope this find you well.yo

When I read this week’s prompt for #rhizo14, my first thought was “but isn’t that the point of teaching?”

Cathy Davidson encouraged us in #FutureEd to share who is our fave teacher and why… I had a couple of people in mind, bu

Dare I admit this? Some of the most interesting things I have done and ideas I have thought stemmed from misunderstandings! It

I am writing this post to capture/curate aspects of some of my favorite teaching philosophies written out there. Because of my

Some days you come across an idea that provides you with unexpected insights. The idea is simple and should have been obvious

I use this post to note my favorite quotes/ideas on “sustainable assessment” from the book “Learning for Sus

I just read a recent article by Prensky that highlights the importance of getting student input on how they want to learn, as

This post is inspired by a facebook discussion about my previous post “We are Nerds“. Friend of mine pointed out t

It suddenly struck me, a couple of weeks after I finished my PhD, that I was a nerd. This should not have come as a surprise,