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Tag Archives: grading
I need a little Christmas right this very minute…
By the end of the academic and calendar year, I am burnt out. I might be independently driven on most days, but as the end of semester to do list starts to pile up, and as people start decking their halls, I want to hide … Continue reading
Posted in academia, everyday life, higher education, holidays, lessons learned, new year's eve, teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged christmas, end of semester, grading, hanukkah, new year's eve
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Grading vortex
No matter how well I plan and no matter how hard I work, there comes a point in every semester when I am overwhelmed with grading. All teachers experience that moment when they stare at The Pile of papers in front … Continue reading
Posted in academia, higher education, procrastinating, productivity, students, teaching, Uncategorized, what professors do, work, writing
Tagged grading, higher education, teaching, what professors do, working, writing
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