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Tag Archives: students
Fly high, fly far…
Today is the day. Today a flock of my little birds will leave the nest and go off to their lives beyond college. Today I will applaud their accomplishments and imagine what their bright futures will look like. Today I … Continue reading
Validation.
Validation presents itself in many ways. Today it arrived via a graduating student’s visit. In the short hour that we visited I was delighted to learn that he realized that so many of the things we have students do in … Continue reading
Grading B-I-N-G-O
It is that time of year again – grading time. I always enter this period with optimism, but about halfway in my optimism starts to degrade and I begin thinking of quicker, less painful ways to grade. My favorite creative … Continue reading
Tagged education, grading, grading bingo, Humor, students, teaching
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My heart is a tiny piece of coal…
One of the things that college faculty become well-acquainted with are excuses. After teaching for a few years you recognize that the same old excuses come up again and again. I don’t pay too much mind to excuses. My students … Continue reading
Tagged accountability, college, excuses, faculty, fairness, Humor, integrity, students, teaching
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Phillip McCollum rocks!
There are times when I am so proud of our students at NDSU. Last evening was one of those times. It started when I happened upon a Facebook post on a student-run unofficial NDSU Facebook page called Overheard at NDSU. … Continue reading