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Lies we tell our students [Rerun Sunday]

Gil 1 February 2015 - 9:00 am 31 January 2015Education, Rerun Sunday economy, grades, jobs, pedagogy, universities 0

It’s the start of another semester, so I thought it would be a good time to share what has become a standard part of my Day One spiel for my undergrads. I’ve taken to giving some version of this, no matter what the course actually is, partially because Day One …

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Grades. What are they good for?

Gil 14 October 2014 - 9:26 pm 14 October 2014Academia, Education grades, learning, pedagogy, students 0

One of my all-time favorite stories to come out of my teaching dates back at least a decade, when I was still living in Tampa and working at USF. It was a lazy Saturday afternoon, and I was having a bite to eat at a restaurant a short walk from …

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