In a previous post, I wrote about some good reasons to keep work journals. What I didn’t talk about was how I do exactly that. Let’s talk, first, about how to keep the journal and then, second, we can talk
Four Reasons To Keep a Work Journal
In my first job with administrative overtones, my provost asked me to keep a work journal (at first) so he could see how I was working. I liked the process so much that I’ve maintained it across several years, although
Dress for Men at the SACSCOC 2017 Annual Meeting
If you’re in higher education and live in the Southeast or Texas (but not Arkansas), then you may have known about the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)annual meeting in Dallas, TX that concluded yesterday. This
Four Reasons You Should Use a Rubric
Recently, a student in an online class asked me “What is this rubric thing?” Well, what purpose does a rubric serve? As I tried to explain it to her–and realizing that the vocabulary was already getting in the way–I posited
Preparing For A New Year
If you’re in higher education, the “New Year” probably feels more like August than January. Nevertheless, we should be preparing for a new year. The year 2016 has concluded. To many it was a hard year (look at some Tweets on