"[students] skip class because we don’t add value to coming to class with the way we engage and teach." Good read!! idtedu.com/post/the-great…

Shared from a former colleague, it's long, but good read about how children are being taught to read. apmreports.org/story/2019/08/…

OH MY GOSH Unity3D (inactive) loving the #yourfirstgamejam. Better than just watching YouTube recordings!!

We all want students to do well. er.educause.edu/articles/2019/…

I've always thought of sharing things I've come across as interesting on Twitter instead of attempting to start a conversation. But I can understand how other's view it differently. #sharingiscaring insidehighered.com/digital-learni…

"fail fast and learn from it" - quote from opening panel at #TransformLearning 2019

Yep, doing the #ShakeOut at the #TransformLearning conference

Project based learning in four weeks. It sounds daunting but at the end of the day it's all about communication and expectation management. #transformlearning thank you #davinicschool for sharing

Need help with course design or planning? Check out ASU's Course Quality Review QM Worksheet for inspiration! instruction.thecollege.asu.edu/coursequalitys…

Looking for tips for deeper thinking when reviewing multiple choice questions? Try this with your students: theeffortfuleducator.com/2018/05/15/max…

It's UCLA first week back for Winter quarter and I thought I'd share something that was sent by a colleague: chronicle.com/interactives/a…

8 Tips for More Professional Education Videos from a video producer at Miami University: campustechnology.com/Articles/2020/…

Thank you for joining CAT's Spring Symposium @SatyaPatelMD and sharing how you taught with Twitter!

An oldie, but goodie article: insidehighered.com/views/2016/01/…

Hello folks, sharing a series of 5 comments about research and real life! Happy reading!!

1:5 Robyn Price, a colleague shared a blog about her research and her question "What lengths have you gone to purchase or make that perfect smell?" had me thinking about a childhood memory.

2:5 When I was in middle school, I purchased a bottle of Disney's Beauty and the Beast perfume for my mom. She hardly wore perfume because I was sensitive to smells, but I could enjoy this rose scent. As I got older,

3:5 our relationship got rocky, as most teenagers who are trying to figure out their world on their own do.Now that I am a parent, I think back about all of the rotten things I said and did and wish there was a way to move past those memories.

4:5 But when I think about the happier times, the rose perfume floods my senses.I've searched for this bottle and even purchased all kinds of rose scented perfume and consulted with a parfumerie to no avail. Until today, when Robyn Price discussed her research.

5:5 With her great Googling skills, she found the bottle! After years of trial and error, a UCLA researcher found this specific bottle (last one on eBay) and I skipped the bidding and purchased it. Worth it! dal.ucla.edu/robynprice/201…