With less than three weeks before classes finish, the end is in sight. I love the end of the school year. Not just because I am tired, but because there are a lot of exciting things that happen. These are
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Surprisingly, I am still full of enough energy to push through the craziness that is March. However, the wariness is laced on the faces of students all around. Maybe it’s the awfully long winter, maybe it’s the fact that many
One of the least favourite parts of my job is when cheating and lying happens. As midterm season wraps up and I’ve just finished with catching and dealing with a number of those who have cheated I am reminded why
As a graduate student, I loved collecting data. I couldn’t wait for experiments to finish so that I could start analyzing (even better if I could analyze in the evening with a cup of coffee in hand….ah perfection). NERD!! Yes,
It’s already that time of year to write exam questions. In the majority of the courses I teach, the format is multiple choice questions. When I first started teaching, the extent of training I had in the arena of writing
I pride myself in the details. Making sure every slide is perfect, every lecture is content balanced with times built in for student engagement and a level of performance to keep attention. I am nit-picky when it comes to writing