Science For Everyone
Terry McGlynnEveryone needs science, and science needs everyone.
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Academic Mixtape 23
It’s been a month since the last mixtape? What can I say, I’ve been deeply engaged in fun sabbatical stuff. The upside to me doing these less often is that I’m more picky about what I share, and yet again, this is a heckuva selection.
It's the explicit biases you gotta watch out for
I’m relatively confident that you, dear reader, have attended your fair share of workshops, seminars, and trainings related to diversity, equity, inclusion, access, justice, and such. Me as well.
What the heck is “ungrading?”
A few weeks ago, an academic with high visibility posted, “Just saw a syllabus for a course that lets students assign their own final grades and ... what are we doing here, people?”
What it takes to become a big league scientist
Some scientists are more science-famous than others, some of us work are more prestigious institutions than others, some of us receive far more compensation than others, and there are some professional activities that some of us do and a lo...
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Terry McGlynn is a scientist and science communicator. He is a Professor of Biology at California State University Dominguez Hills, and created Small Pond Science.
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