BP 4 & 5: Major Projects, Learner Surveys, & The Pros of Standardized Testing
In these two podcasts, I first talk about what exactly I expect in a major project (Applicable to a number of classes I teach),…
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Psychology, teaching, technology, personal essays, and twenty years of useful detours. Newest first; rabbit holes welcome.
In these two podcasts, I first talk about what exactly I expect in a major project (Applicable to a number of classes I teach),…
Read essayThis is the third in a series of posts about my fitness journey. If you haven’t read them, here are links to parts 1…
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Read essayWelcome to the first episode of the Battling Pickle Podcast. No explicit notes for this episode, however the book that I’m referring to is…
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Read essayA little while ago, I posted my Epic Long Post about Losing 170 pounds in 11 years. Before I get into my update, I…
Read essayWell friends, we’ve made it past 2020. I figured we could all use a bit of a pickup after that, so I’ve created “[That…
Read essayThis is the first post in a series. Here’s the next…(Part 2) and Part 3. On March 16, 2011, I weighed myself for the…
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