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Tag: Education

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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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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So You Want to Be a University Educator

Teaching at the collegiate level is a wonderful experience, but it's not always clear what's involved or how you get there. As a result, I figured I'd take a moment today to dump all my knowledge for...

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Unpacking the Jargon Around Compilers, Interpreters, and More

Today, we're going to get a little pedantic and try to define concepts like compiler and interpreter. Of course, I ultimately don't think it matters what the exact definitions are for practical...

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As a Student, You Are a Lab Rat

Recently, I was thinking about the old Pavlov's dog story and how we hardly treat our students any different. While reflecting on this idea, I decided to write the whole thing up for others to read....

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