Dave and I don’t change our tools very often. Instead, we try to use as few of them as possible and continually work to learn…Continue Reading this Entry

Terry Greene, host of the Gettin’ Air podcast, asked some of us on Twitter to guess what was the all-time most downloaded episode of his…Continue Reading this Entry

I still feel a bit wobbly in my teaching this semester. Students’ facial expressions typically provide me with so many cues in my teaching. It…Continue Reading this Entry

  This article is part of the guide Toward Better Teaching: Office Hours With Bonni Stachowiak. on EdSurge. It is reposted on Teaching in Higher Ed…Continue Reading this Entry

This article is part of the guide Sustaining Higher Education in the Coronavirus Crisis. on EdSurge and is reposted here with permission. Dear Bonni, I have…Continue Reading this Entry

I have been treasuring the opportunity to read about other educators’ lives during this time, as they share with such rawness and candor. It helps…Continue Reading this Entry

This article is part of the EdSurge guide Sustaining Higher Education in the Coronavirus Crisis and is reposted here with permission. While I have always wanted…Continue Reading this Entry

I recently picked up Josh Eyler’s How Humans Learn, again, to prepare for a talk I gave this past week at Tarleton State University for…Continue Reading this Entry

This article on How to Keep Class Sessions from Running Short (Or Going Too Long) was originally posted on the EdSurge website and is reposted here with permission.…Continue Reading this Entry

I told Dave that I was done with open textbooks. Well, at least the part of my experience with them that means I work with…Continue Reading this Entry