When it comes to classroom productivity, the ideal classroom is a happy one. It means students are creating solutions and projects that have meaning and purpose. They gladly take initiatives and assume responsible ownership of class time. Above all, it means students are loving their learning. Achieving high levels of classroom productivity means making sure students are interested and invested … Continue reading 7 Ways to Achieve High Levels of Classroom Productivity – Lee Watanabe-Crockett
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What Does One Word matter? Doctoral Women on Twitter — Jeanne de Montbaston
A few days ago Dr Fern Riddell, a historian (who, like me, works on sex and gender), was involved in a nasty twitter conversation with a man who poured scorn on her expertise and – gasp! – what he considered to be her arrogance in defending her qualifications. In response to her refusal to … Continue reading What Does One Word matter? Doctoral Women on Twitter — Jeanne de Montbaston
5 Secrets To Refinance Your Student Loans – Zack Friedman
With interest rates rising, there's no better time to refinance student loans. Student loan refinancing enables to you combine your existing federal and private student loans into a new, single student loan with a lower interest rate. As a result, you can lower your monthly payment and save significantly on interest costs, which can help … Continue reading 5 Secrets To Refinance Your Student Loans – Zack Friedman
The 5 Best Tips From ‘The LinkedIn Guide To Getting Hired In 2018’
It is commencement season, and graduates all over the country and cramming for finals, packing their bags and preparing to embark on an exciting new chapter of their lives. As graduates consider their next step, they have a lot of questions they need to answer: What job do they want? Where do they want to … Continue reading The 5 Best Tips From ‘The LinkedIn Guide To Getting Hired In 2018’