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link to SB1 Is the Death of Higher Education in Ohio

SB1 Is the Death of Higher Education in Ohio

As of March 28th, SB1 has been signed into law by our Governor. The situation is pretty depressing from the perspective of someone in higher education in Ohio, but we'll keep fighting!

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link to Generative AI Makes It Feel Bad to Be an Educator

Generative AI Makes It Feel Bad to Be an Educator

As an educator for the last seven years, I've seen a massive disruption in the way students approach learning since the release of generative AI tools like ChatGPT, and I don't feel good about it.

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link to Reflecting on My First Two Years as a Lecturer

Reflecting on My First Two Years as a Lecturer

I just wrapped up the end of an another academic year, and I wanted to take a moment to reflect on it. While I still love my job, I think this has been one of my rougher years for teaching.

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link to It’s Time to Collect Mid-Semester Feedback

It’s Time to Collect Mid-Semester Feedback

This semester I experimented with mid-semester feedback, and I wanted to take this article to encourage you to do the same.

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link to So You’re Not Sure If Computer Science Is for You

So You’re Not Sure If Computer Science Is for You

It seems I'm in my mentorship arc because I can't stop writing about how to support students. Today, we're going to tackle one of the more heartbreaking concerns that students have: the idea that...

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You Should Give Open-Ended Projects to Your Students

For my friends in the humanities, it probably comes as a surprise, but our STEM programs are really allergic to open-ended projects. As a result, I figured I would pitch them today.

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