Grading Papers
Quite possibly the least enjoyable thing about being a teacher is grading papers. I only put myself through this once per class — at the first papers my students turn in. But I have to do it because if I… Continue Reading
Teaching
Naming Rights
From my University of Phoenix e-mail inbox: Dear Faculty. We are pleased to announce that University of Phoenix has become the naming rights partner of the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals. As such, the Cardinals’ world-class stadium will now be called University… Continue Reading
Don’t Forget To Win First Place
This article is not surprising. I’ve seen it from a long time ago; even when I was in high school it seemed there were some teenagers who tried hard to do everything and excel at everything. It’s no wonder that… Continue Reading
More Student Feedback
It’s nice to be praised for your work: This was the most challenging and best class I’ve had at the University of Phoenix. The Instructor was the best that I have had since starting UOP. The instructor did a wonderful… Continue Reading
Do We Need More Medical Malpractice Reform?
The Tennessee arm of the AMA says yes. The Nashville Tennessean says no. The data in favor of that argument is pretty compelling. In 2004, there were a total of six medical malpractice judgments, totaling $1.9 million. In that time,… Continue Reading