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Good morning and happy Monday! I need to write, finish and submit a book chapter (last year commitment, incredibly supportive research group, I can’t decline this late in the game).

Somebody (I can’t honestly recall whom) recommended “How to Take Smart Notes” to me. I purchased it and read it this morning. Ahrens basically summarizes Niklas Luhmann’s method in English,

Those who do NOT teach do not even know how much time it takes to:a) design a classb) craft a syllabusc) read all included readings in the syllabusd) think about

In a previous life, I did PR (public relations). Doing tech-related PR and blogging opened my eyes to the world of copy-writing. Weird as this sound, and much as I

I have news about online teaching and reading workload, friends. I have experimented with REDUCING the number of readings I assign for a class. This is hard in overview courses

You saw me tweeting about writing groups. I am part of two (though lately I have not been able to show up to @prof_mirya 's on Fridays 2-5pm because I

I have written before both a thread AND a blog post on how I enter a new field. http://www.raulpacheco.org/2018/01/mapping-a-new-field-of-scholarship/This thread will focus on how we (as supervising faculty) can help

I gave a seminar for @MetcalfURI on the topics of project and time management #RPVTimeMgmt This thread will link to several blog posts I mentioned during my workshop. 1) Project

Para mi Twitter hispanoparlante: mi siguiente hilo es sobre las diferencias entre "marco conceptual", "marco teórico", y "marco analítico". En ésta casa no se usa la frase "aparato crítico" (y

Every few months, I launch an #AICCSED Challenge. What does this mean? For me, my simple system of #2ThingsADay often means that the only two things I get done in

Having now finished reading "Bird by Bird" by Anne Lamott, I am now ready to write the thread I was thinking of, comparing memoir-type writing advice books. So buckle up,

Ok, fellow professors, time to talk about the reading load issue. Buckle up, take a chair and sit down because this is going to be a bit of tough love.