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Bits Blog
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Achieve Adopters Forum
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 | First-day selfie Note: These journal entries are adapted from my teaching journal. The original entries are handwritten on the blank pages of my lesso... by  susan_bernstein Author in Bits Blog 3 hours ago 0 1 | 169 | ||
 | The work I have done on listening—inspired by Krista Ratcliff’s groundbreaking Rhetorical Listening: Identification, Gender, Whiteness (2005), and by ... by andrea_lunsford Author in Bits Blog yesterday 1 1 | 80 | ||
 | I have found necessary community this year in the pedagogical reading groups offered through our University Center for Excellence in Teaching. I was n... by april_lidinsky Author in Bits Blog Sunday 1 1 | 238 | ||
 | Sonia Maasik, my wife and co-author through 10 editions of Signs of Life in the U.S.A. and three editions of California Dreams and Realities, passed a... by jack_solomon Author in Bits Blog Sunday 0 6 | 2578 | ||
 | Today's Tiny Teaching Story is by Xinqiang Li, a writing instructor at Michigan State University.Class as PeopleIt’s the students who have inspired me... by nancy_sommers Author in Bits Blog Friday 0 0 | 28 |
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