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Anger in the Classroom
In teaching, we can embrace the ways that rage is a legitimate response to felt injustices and draw on it as a sort of compass and wellspring of creativity, writes Deborah J. Cohan.
From the Basement to the Dome
How do Ph.D. students, and those involved in their training, James M. Van Wyck asks, navigate this liminal moment in career and professional development?
On Being Flustered
Marcos Gonsalez describes the challenges of imagining a different way of being in the classroom with students, especially marginalized ones.
Semester Rhythms and Recurring Burnout
What you may be feeling could very well be more than simply end-of-the-year exhaustion, advises Beth Godbee.
Leading Change From the Middle
Ja'Wanda S. Grant provides advice for dealing with brick walls, passing the baton and surviving system crashes.
Set the Stage
Nicole Hesson and Josh DeSantis provide advice for effectively planning and assessing a job candidate's teaching demonstration.
Join Your Grad Student or Postdoc Association
One important lesson Robert Pearson says he's learned is that professional development and such associations intersect in important and interesting ways.
How to Frame Course Evaluations With Your Students
Zachary Nowak describes how you can help them to help you help them.