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  esudduth wrote a new post, Sudduth Lab News, on the site Dr. Elizabeth Sudduth 3 months, 2 weeks ago

  Tia Manns (class of 2018) is now a Laboratory Technician at the Center for Applied Isotope Studies at the University of Georgia.

  Dr. Sudduth was elected to the Board of the Society for Freshwater Science, […]

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  Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, Tired of expensive textbooks? Interested in OER?, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 4 months ago

  Me too! Here is an article on how much it actually costs to develop an open educational resources (OER)-based course, from soup to nuts, whether you do it on your own or with a team. (Let me know if you want to […]

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  pdantzler wrote a new post, Abstract for Conference on Monstrosity, on the site Dr. Perry Dantzler 4 months, 1 week ago

  The Literacy(ies) of Monstrosity:
  Reading the Monster across Multimodal, Multimedia Narratives
  Any audience engaging with monster media (any mode of narration that includes a monstrous presence, force, threat, […]

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  pdantzler wrote a new post, Hello world!, on the site Dr. Perry Dantzler 4 months, 2 weeks ago

  My first post here is about my upcoming conference: Society for Comparative Literature and the Arts, 2018.
  “Monstrosity and the Topography of Fear”
  2018 Meeting of the Society for Comparative Literature and the […]

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  Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, HELL FREEZES OVER!!!, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 9 months, 4 weeks ago

  Normally I wait until Friday to sift through all the sci/ed e-mails for interesting articles to post about, but this one merited an emergency post after landing in my inbox (on Wednesday!):

  Study Finds Flipped […]

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  Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, Do you give re-tests? Should you?, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 10 months, 3 weeks ago

  For contrasting points of view, see:

  1) Yes! Retakes Do Not Promote Laziness. They Exemplify Compassion

  2) No! Why I Give Students Only One Chance on Tests

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  Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, Turn Prisons Into Colleges, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 11 months, 1 week ago

  FYI: Perimeter College (Georgia State) has a program in which faculty can teach in Georgia prisons, including minimum security facilities. Check it out here:

  For the NY Times Op-Ed article on similar […]

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  Candace Timpte wrote a new post, Raising a Rainbow of Scientists, on the site Dr. Candace Timpte 12 months ago

  Thinking about a comment by a friend: “GGC has attracted a diverse student population, but what do we do with it?” How can we address and maintain diversity in the classroom? Are STEM studies necessarily color blind?

   

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  Shoshana Katzman wrote a new post, Starting on the academic commons, on the site Dr. Shoshana Katzman 1 year ago

  I hope that colleagues will be able to collaborate using the academic commons!

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  Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, Why I Stopped Allowing Laptops in My Classes, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 1 year, 2 months ago

   

  The evidence has been around for years and is mounting: taking notes on a laptop (in classes or in meetings — colleagues, take note!) results in less learning. Although students may not feel comfortable […]

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