Pre-tests are commonly used in math education and in other disciplines as a placement test. Usually when a student takes one of these placement tests they just completed a section of courses. Then the… more →
52 Reflections Projectvsoneal wrote 1 week ago: I’m smiling to myself because I know that the title is a little melodramatic, but by the time … more →
Lisa wrote 4 months ago: [Saumya Ayyagari] In the village that I stayed in while working in Uganda, I observed that people ar … more →
aspanational wrote 8 months ago: This event was my absolute favorite because it was active and engaging. I was excited to see first-t … more →
aspanational wrote 8 months ago: On February 23rd, Dickinson College and The University of Maine hosted a one day conference that foc … more →
mcadblog wrote 9 months ago: How do you think this opportunity will affect you professionally? Each week we have a lecture from a … more →
Michelle Kraker wrote 1 year ago: The Campus Center board at the Art Institute of Colorado share their experience at NeoCon! Read thei … more →
changingnewsroom wrote 1 year ago: Last week I got to step back into the classroom for the first time in almost a year to teach Princip … more →
selfwalker wrote 2 years ago: Pre-tests are commonly used in math education and in other disciplines as a placement test. Usually … more →
selfwalker wrote 2 years ago: Recently, I was given the results from my student evaluations. These came from the spring semester o … more →
selfwalker wrote 2 years ago: There are many catch phrases that I toss around in my education jargon and student’s needs is … more →
selfwalker wrote 2 years ago: When I was a college student I told my friends, “Oh you don’t want to have that teacher, … more →
selfwalker wrote 2 years ago: “Students may have never been very good at listening to their teachers, but they never fail to … more →
selfwalker wrote 2 years ago: Teachers are unique, and so are their classrooms. This is no major news flash but it is interesting … more →
aude wrote 3 years ago: While I am not an avid techie, nor do I continually lean heavily to the left on many issues, I am st … more →