I’ve previously posted on why my uniform does not include a sidearm, but it’s good to have reminders now and then of why this is so. It’s final grading time hereabouts right now, and I’m getting close to the end. All that remains is for me to grade the essay …
A bit tough to concentrate on all this grading with the draft results trickling in, but I must post a quick response to the Broncos’ work this time around, especially in light of my previous post advising Mr. Shanahan. I have here at my desk a draft chart, with a …
I’m grading graduate student research papers this weekend, from my course “Medieval War and Peace.” It’s a nice change from marking up freshman composition papers. There are fewer egregious grammar issues and more attempts to say something of solid merit. Sadly, though, not everything is different. For example, these graduate …
I’ve previously posted about the Shift Happens 2.0 video, which ought to be mandatory watching for all teachers and learners in this new world in which we find ourselves. This morning, I came across this, which makes some interesting cross-references for teachers especially:
After a brief chance to catch my breath earlier this week — a couple days to bang out two more chapters of Four Shards — I’ve now entered the homestretch of the semester. Finals. For students, finals week means studying. For teachers, it means grading. For all of us, it …