How to Teach Students Who are Refugees
The Adjunct’s Lifestyle: The Need for Essential Moments of Unproductivity
I work an average of 60 hours a week for my normal job (that’s being kind to myself) plus an additional 20 plus hours when I am teaching, and another 20 plus hours a week working on things like my side hustles, writing, researching, and yes looking for my next “opportunity”. Opportunities that are part of the adjunct’s lifestyle include looking or applying for more online teaching gigs, entrepreneurship/passive income ideas, conferences to submit papers to, and anything in general that theoretically will enhance my life. All these opportunities mainly for monetary and/or career enhancement in the hopes of achieving a more “free” and independent lifestyle.
The Adjunct’s Lifestyle: The Need for Essential Moments of Unproductivity
I work an average of 60 hours a week for my normal job (that’s being kind to myself) plus an additional 20 plus hours when I am teaching, and another 20 plus hours a week working on things like my side hustles, writing, researching, and yes looking for my next “opportunity”. Opportunities that are part of the adjunct’s lifestyle include looking or applying for more online teaching gigs, entrepreneurship/passive income ideas, conferences to submit papers to, and anything in general that theoretically will enhance my life. All these opportunities mainly for monetary and/or career enhancement in the hopes of achieving a more “free” and independent lifestyle.
Teaching with Technology: The Birth of the HE-TPaCK Instrument
Teaching with Technology: The Birth of the HE-TPaCK Instrument
7 Free Academic Tools for Educators
7 Free Academic Tools for Educators
Providing Effective Student Feedback
Providing Effective Student Feedback
How do you know it’s time to quit an online teaching job?
How do you know it’s time to quit an online teaching job?
A Message to Our Bosses - Remember Us
As professional teachers we enjoy what we do—and yes, we feel satisfaction when our students respond enthusiastically to our efforts—especially after a class is over and we receive complimentary survey remarks from them; however, studies today show that we especially appreciate acknowledgement and validation from our bosses.
A Message to Our Bosses - Remember Us
As professional teachers we enjoy what we do—and yes, we feel satisfaction when our students respond enthusiastically to our efforts—especially after a class is over and we receive complimentary survey remarks from them; however, studies today show that we especially appreciate acknowledgement and validation from our bosses.