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Category: Reflective Practice

Posted onMay 15, 2017May 15, 2017History

Who Chose to Fail?

by Kevin Gannon4 Comments on Who Chose to Fail?

There are two articles in the most recent issue of the American Historical Association’s Perspectives on History that clearly demonstrate that we academic historians have failed-consistently…

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Posted onAugust 6, 2016EdTech

Some Thoughts on Online Learning and the Humanities.

by Kevin Gannon3 Comments on Some Thoughts on Online Learning and the Humanities.

Over the last few days, I’ve been involved with the final workshop in a consortium in which I’ve been a participant. My university, along with twenty…

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Posted onJanuary 2, 2016January 3, 2016Academe

An Academic’s New Year’s Resolutions

by Kevin Gannon2 Comments on An Academic’s New Year’s Resolutions

Oh, hey! It’s an arbitrary placeholder on an imperfectly-constructed measurement of the earth’s rotation around the sun! Time to make some important life choices!

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Posted onAugust 18, 2015Academe

New Year’s Resolutions for Academics

by Kevin Gannon2 Comments on New Year’s Resolutions for Academics

It’s mid-August, the time at which every academic has to quit hitting the snooze button on their internal clock. That’s right; another academic year is…

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Posted onMay 15, 2015History

The Research Paper is Dead. Long Live the Research.

by Kevin Gannon14 Comments on The Research Paper is Dead. Long Live the Research.

Why do we assign research papers? We’ve all asked this question, usually at about one in the morning during the last week of classes when…

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