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Compartmentalized vs. An Interdependent Approach
I am thankful to be a part of a school leadership program through the Harvard Graduate School of Education partnering with the Harvard Business...
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An Education Experiment: Teaching, Learning, and Mental Health Amidst COVID-19
In this blog post, I reflect on my unique experiences as both an undergraduate studying English and psychology at SUNY Cortland and teaching...
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Cover Letter
Cyrese Parrish Student, Criminal Justice New Jersey City University 2039 John F. Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City, New Jersey, 07305 cparrish@njcu.edu...
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eenie, meenie, miney mo! Which online class would you prefer?
Do you prefer to learn how to make magical landscapes on canvases through peaceful and methodical swipes of the paintbrush? Or would you prefer the...
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12 Ways to Up Your Canvas Game
1: Configure your profile. Select a profile picture, add a bio or links to any relevant sites, and change your display name (if you have the...
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Teaching Writing like Elementary School Fine Arts
(Tilden Park Berkeley, California circa 2012) Words are a carousel of consciousness. Of being. This year I am teaching middle school writing! I love...
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Reading the World: A High-School Curriculum in Post-Colonial Literature
A collaborative project by Alexandra Hartley ( alexandra.hartley@icsd.k12.ny.us ) and Teodora Buzea ( teodora.buzea@cortland.edu ) “The single story...
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Why STEM Education is Important for Kids
The technological revolution has made innovations part of human lives and more so in advanced areas such as medicine. It is hard to hear of...
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Memorial Tribute to Printer-Mentor-Role Model, Michael Josefowicz
Last night I learned, accidentally, from a random Facebook post by yet another person who admired him, that MIchael Josefowicz has died. I met him...
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Evaluation of Two Online Learning Modules
In today’s busy world, hundreds of thousands of people seek to learn new skills whether in a formal or informal environment of education. Let’s...
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New Publication Alert: We Eat! A Student-Centered Cookbook
I am so excited to announce that our recent Futures Initiative publication We Eat: A Student:Centered Cookbook is now available to read on Manifold...
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Feminism, Activism, and the Digital Humanities: An Interview with Danica Savonick
I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Danica Savonick over the phone on May 18, 2020. I am grateful for her time and energy towards this project and...
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Introductions of Nusrat Zahan Chowdhury: New HASTAC Scholar for the 2020-2021 Program
Hi folks! I am Nusrat Zahan Chowdhury, and I am writing to introduce myself as I have been selected as a new HASTAC Scholar into the 2020-2021 HASTAC...
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Introductions: R Baker (HASTAC Cohort 2020-2022, UCSB)
Hi folks! I'm writing to introduce myself, as one of the new HASTAC Scholars for the 2020-2022 cohort. My name is Rebecca Baker (call me Baker), and...
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Tips for Helping With Writing in College
Writing assignments is a major part of student life and it needs some great skills in terms of writing, editing, and proofreading. While some writing...
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Teaching With The Digital Archive
For students who are just learning how to wield digital literacy and assess sources in a critical fashion, digital archives provide a ready source of...
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Blueberries from the Neon Farm
This week we are working on Narrative Poetry. I want my students to prepare for their Narrative Writing Assignment. In their general education...
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Returning to the Classroom
This spring, I'll be co-teaching a course that I'm really excited about, along with my colleague Matt Brim: Equity, Elitism, and Public Higher...
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Addressing Interesting Behaviors in a Virtual Classroom
Our school has a new platform. The platform is Newrow. Prior to that we were using Blackboard. With Blackboard, there was very little interaction...
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Virtual Drama Club: The Beginning of a Musical
This afternoon's collaboration meeting with our middle schoolers was so much fun! We are working on creating our own production At the beginning of...
