Why Plagiarism Doesn't Bother Me at All buff.ly/1RJpHCp (New post by Gerald Nelms)

"Student plagiarism is a stage in the student's development as a writer." bit.ly/1CSfEnE - you can work this into assignments.

What happens when a sociologist studies discussion? You won't believe what he finds after 20 years buff.ly/1GA7ZW2 @LangOnCourse

"There were no deficits that were not made irrelevant by appropriate pedagogy." Part 1 buff.ly/1HQbmc4 Part 2 buff.ly/1HQbjgd

Helpful reminders on how "attention to the less 'serious' aspects can make you a more effective instructor" buff.ly/1IXA3Hs

"The best teachers trust their students rather than blame them." buff.ly/1IT3CXa

Do errors get you down? Here's some help on how to deal with mistakes students make in writing buff.ly/1OfetBV

Does It Make Sense to Spend One's Life Teaching? (new post) buff.ly/1OiwdMA

Thanks Laura Runge! Also, @RogerWhitson, from that list, Graff’s Professing Literature: An Institutional History is thorough

Awwww. Thanks. Of course, I learned from the best Laura Runge

"I thought that students would do what I did as a student (or at least the way I like to remember things) . . ." buff.ly/1OdsaRB

"even those students who bought the textbook did not use it the way that I would have predicted" buff.ly/1Gr3GxE

In this brilliant essay, @elizabethabarre asks the question behind the question in the ongoing lecturing debate buff.ly/1PGIBb0

If you saw that recent NYT article praising lecturing, see also @joshua_r_eyler's careful response buff.ly/1Nscfxj

Claiming an expertise in pedagogy because you teach is like claiming to be a film scholar because you've watched movies.

Folks pontificating on higher education aren't infallible buff.ly/1Nlm8yt

How Can We Get Students to Read Well? (New post) buff.ly/1KDJfWa

Getting Students to Talk to Each Other, Rather than the Teacher (new post) buff.ly/1pBrqgQ

Why should students study what you teach? (new post) buff.ly/1TmNHL4