Stating everything in your thesis statement rivals sharing all the places you will visit on your travels at once, which can be overwhelming and provoke your audience to lose interest.

formation about the budget has been extremely one-sided, with management dominatingcampus discourse

2015 the University Budget Committee (UBC) recognized a “structural deficit” of$7.5 million in San Francisco State University’s budge

existing CSU cashreserves and investment accounts

arget the workload of tenure track faculty.

pits students againstfaculty, implicitly hinting that the student fee increases are needed to meet the faculty’s contract

When I tell you to sit up straight,

both the Americans and Filipinos

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a health resource.

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One current example includes how algorithms reflect and promote bigotry. Algorithms are coded problem-solving processes that determine who shows up in your Facebook friends list, what tweets you’re more likely to come across, and the results that search engines provide. Made up of sequenced steps, most users might assume algorithms are impartial constructs. As scholars like Safiya Noble have shown, algorithms reveal the biases of the human beings behind their construction and use.

potentialities for solidarity across advocacy groups.

Writing as a disabled Latinx individual myself, I believe that familiarity with the online tactics of disabled activists would prove useful in the development of new tactics for promoting visibility regarding Latinx issues; such understanding would also hone attention on the needs of multiply-marginalized Latinxs, ensuring that the needs of the most vulnerable are centered in the struggle for human rights.

#CripTheVote tweets by disabled activist-users, I explain how disabled activists compose spaces that reflect their embodied identities. In these spaces, activists contest ableist narratives to establish a form of visibility that challenges stereotypical (and stereotyping) forms of in/visibility.

Histories of im/migration[1] and medical pathologization show that disability has often been used as a marker for ethnic, racial, and sexual undesirability. Ableism has long informed the immigration process, popular stereotypes, and im/migrants’ access to resources in fundamentally racist ways (Ba

In/visibility has major implications for other marginalized groups’ wellbeing, including queer folks, im/migrants, and members of gender and racial minority groups

Such “benevolence” does not counter ableism so much as perpetuate it.

learning is an active process in which learners construct new understandings and knowledge by integrating new experiences into their existing knowledge structures. 

Critical reflection is important for understanding the ways in which visual messages are trying to persuade us.

Visual message awareness:

involves reflecting on our media experiences.

Evidence from neuroscience indicates that presenting information in multiple ways helps learners because it engages multiple channels for processing the information presented

In almost all people, visual and verbal literacies operate together.*  Visual thinking contributes the ability to see the big picture –  to provide context and an understanding of relationships.

positive social change).*

racial difference, tho my man Stan be talkin explicitly bout language differences. The two be intertwined.

hould Colleges Teach? Part 3.”

e affirm the students’ right to their own patterns and varieties of language

talk on this page.

page for English B

Sometimes perhaps you don't want to be a part of me. Nor do I often want to be a part of you.But we are, that's true!

The steps from the hill lead down into Harlem,through a park,

Adults attending community and technical col-leges

Students who commit to doing so become part of a program called UHin4, and the university in turn promises to make space for them in any class they need to graduate on time.

At Troy, Fulmer said, the student-support center used to be seen as “the center for students with problems.” He instead wants it to be like a kitchen table in the student’s home. “The kitchen table is where I did my homework, where I got encouragement, where sometimes I got behavior modification,” he said. “It was a safe place.”

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Many colleges also publish “degree road maps” that guide students

It then encourages students to attend a college with a relatively high rate. “A bachelor’s degree,” Suitor said, “is the single most influential determinant in multigenerational change and ending the cycle of poverty.”

This suggests that the problem isn’t the students — it’s the schools.

About one in three students who enroll in college never earn a degree.

Because we all live in a white supremacy culture,

Culture is powerful precisely because it is so present and at the same time so very difficult to name or identify.

Culture is powerful precisely because it is so present and at the same time so very difficult to name or identify.

used as norms and standards without being pro-actively named or chosen by the group.

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The gap between online and in-person retention and achievement can be discouraging.

brings the DFW rate back down to in-person levels, where rapport is more likely to develop spontaneously.

The overall DFW rate for all students in nonrapport sections is 42.9%, compared to 29.4%for the rapport sections.

personal e-mail contact. I

roviding extensive, personalized feedback on assignments

st, I try to build rapport by presenting myself as a friendly and accessible professor.

describe it as humanizing the sometimes sterile electronic environment

Of Chickering and Gamson’s (1987) classic seven principles for good practice in undergraduate education, five relate directly to interaction among faculty and students (contact between students and faculty, reciprocity and cooperation among students, prompt feedback, emphasis on time on task, communication of high expectations).

Studies also indicate that self-motivated, self-regulated, and independent learner

Thus, it may be possible to improve online retention simply by improving rapport. I

because states are increasingly allocating higher education funding based on performance indicators such as course completion and time to degree

single-campus studies usually place the online retention rate between 10%and 35%lower than the in-person retention rate

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He defines OEP as: "...practices which support the (re)use and production of OER through institutional policies, promote innovative pedagogical models, and respect and empower learners as co-producers on their lifelong learning path" (Ehlers, 2011,

e. The key is that learning occurs seamlessly between the classroom and everyday activities" (Hegarty, 2014b, para 10). Accordingly, I define arc-of-life learning as: a seamless process that occurs throughout life when participants engage in open and collaborative networks, communities, and openly shared repositories of informa- tion in a structured way to create their own culture of learning

Another broad category of OER-enabled pedagogy approaches concern the creation or revision/remixing of learning resources.

When student works are openly licensed, granting others 5R permissions in their use of the artifacts, each work becomes the beginning of an ongoingconversation in which other learners participate as they contextualize and extend the work in support of their own learning.

open educational resources and open pedagogy marksa significant departure

pity, is feeling bad enough? What are the implications of building emancipatory struggle around pity? 

students were given writing assignments, and instructed to “pay particular attention to Black suffering” and the author examines “how ‘feeling bad

Privilege is being able to read, listen, or look at portraits of dehumanized “others” (even if one feels fleeting moments of compassion) and not critically interrogate the systemic causes of the suffering of others and engaging in po

weaponization of subaltern trauma, which functions to entertain, enlighten, educate, generate profit, or arouse privileged audiences.

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ll have more control over your day

And for me, being a CEO of ProofHub, managing stress was a tough row to hoe.

sed will make you grumpy and irritated too.

consider other steps to cool the overheated market.

home prices aren’t the only thing that has gone up. Transportation, utilities and food are also costly

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, it’s an illusion you’ll have a hard time bursting.

When my brain isn’t firing on all cylinders, it loves to feed on less demanding tasks.

ou want to know the single most powerful professional life hack out there

e by this golden rule.

emails you requesting a call —

they would be paying $382 a month for the next decade.

a jump of 241%

xtracurricular activities when you struggle to afford books or a night out with friends.

o CTSOs serve?

teamwork

re 11 federally recognized CTSOs that receive funding through the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act.

soft skills — leadership qualities like collaboration and communication

room and board and

For most Americans, cancellation will take place automatically using data already available to the federal government about income and outstanding student loan de

the cancellation of up to $50,000 in student loan debt for 42 million Americans.

of higher education towards taking out loans

Today, it’s virtually impossible for a young person to find that kind of opportunity

But it turned out that tuition was just $50 a semester.

and you are a total badass.

Weed them out like the toxic life killers they are.

Know that most teachers have no idea how to teach a subject correctly.

Understand that the world does not end if you fail.

Don’t let anyone drug you with psych drugs.

A good 25% of college students are depressed.

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campus-wide lockdown system for active shooter situations.

full-time campus law enforcement officers

alcohol-fueled assault and sexual violence.

Get organized. In high school, the teachers tended to lead you through all of your homework and due dates.

that doesn’t mean you’re alone

You don’t have teachers nagging you to turn in your work and you don’t have your parents waking you up for class.

“PB&J Club”

You’ll meet some of your future friends, business partners

traditions, conventions, and standards to which the members of that community conform

Note that "culture" can refer not just to national cultures (such as that of the Japanese) bur also to academic culture

But if they’re going to, they need to play by the rules they themselves have set out and proffer actual, substantive evidence that kids are getting sicker, that, over time, otherwise-similar groups of kids are showing increasing amounts of anxiety or depression or suicidality

In other words, kids aren’t getting sicker, overall, but more of the kids who are sick lack other treatment options and are seeking out services via their universities.

and schools were faced with picking up the slack,” said Schwartz.

counseling centers have found themselves increasingly — and unfamiliarly — taking on the roles of frontline mental-health service providers.

Conversely, during the later cycles, when the experienced writers' primary attention is focused upon stylistic concerns, they are still attuned, although in a reduced way, to the form of the argument.

It was difficult for me to learn to use my left brain.

I want to tell him it's not true, he just has to work and get stronger in that area of his life. He, like many people, tells himself and the world that he’s “not creative” (left-siders), or “not good with numbers” (right-siders).

The left side of the brain is said to control logic and analysis, while the right side controls creativity and intuition (among other things).

Who’s Asking?

experience on this campus, this environment, classroom culture, and “classroom ecology” (Inoue 2015) must be open, democratic, and negotiable.  

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Does your curriculum reflect its location in Africa and the global South? To what extent does it draw on subjugated histories, voices, cultures and languages?

Do you articulate your own social and intellectual position, from which you speak when lecturing?

How does a college writing