Notes From A Work Friend™
Brielle Harbin, Ph.D.A newsletter for college professors navigating faculty burnout, research momentum, and sustainable academic work.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 177 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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A Colleague Told Me Winning a Teaching Award Before Tenure Would Send a Bad Signal
Last week I wrote about reading Tenure Hacks twice in my early years on the tenure track and taking issue with the book’s core advice that faculty should contain their teaching to protect their research time.
Reading the replies to that p...
Your Teaching Contains Research Insights You've Been Trained to Ignore
How your classroom is doing more for your research than you realize
I first learned about signature pedagogies in 2012 or 2013 during a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) workshop. I hadn’t heard of SoTL before, but I was curious...
Be a Shirker. Phone It In. Protect Your Time.
I read Tenure Hacks twice early in my tenure-track career.
The first time I read it with my writing group—a small circle of women of color scholars who all wanted to be the professors we wished we’d had as students.
The second time I read...
Three Discussion Roles That Teach Students to Think Together
Using classroom discussion to develop civic skills and why it matters more than we think right now
In a 2023 CBS News interview, University of Richmond professor David Salisbury said he's concerned students can’t make small talk. He pointe...
If Your Classroom Discussions Feel Like Pulling Teeth, I Found Something That Helps
Education developer Stacey M. Johnson shared a post on my LinkedIn feed this week describing what she calls the “tech burden” we, as instructors, sometimes inadvertently impose on students when we layer multiple learning platforms, apps, an...
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