Tomorrow morning I am starting to teach again. Only the lab this time around, my colleague is teaching the lecture. And it is going to look pretty much the same as last couple of times I did it:
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I just got the teaching schedule for Spring, so I decided to follow up on last week's post by putting, under the fold, a series of short posts I wrote when I taught the last time, musing about teaching in general and teaching biology to adults in particular. These are really a running commentary…
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Oy Vey. I'm a first generation American Jewish Atheist with parents who were born in Prague and I'm a grad student in environmental sciences after two decades in clinical laboratory medicine. And I am teaching at a community college for my tuition.
My students know to settle down when I mutter "Uz mam dost."