by DTEI Blog | Oct 9, 2023 | 390X, The Flip'd Blog
Author: Geidy Mendez, Ph.D. Candidate in Political Science As a political science undergraduate student, I quickly realized that political science classrooms did not bring me much joy. Maybe it was because as a first-generation college student, I had not been aware of...
by DTEI Blog | Oct 9, 2023 | 390X, The Flip'd Blog
Author: Boyun Kim The switch to remote teaching due to COVID-19 brought about the rise of many tools. Discord, used primarily for gaming functions, increasingly began to be used by students for classes. As instructors, many of us remember students in Zoom chats...
by DTEI Blog | Oct 9, 2023 | 390X, The Flip'd Blog
Author: Elizabeth Massena Department: Spanish & Portuguese June 5, 2023 The pandemic has brought unprecedented stress to students and faculty across the world. Even though the Covid-19 pandemic is over, students are still dealing with its effects, such as...
by DTEI Blog | Feb 22, 2023 | The Flip'd Blog
Author: Nathan Allison Department of English Editor-in-Chief: Alex Bower February 20, 2022 As a writing instructor, my favorite part of teaching is hosting conferences: feedback sessions in which the instructor and student walk through the student’s...
by DTEI Blog | Feb 22, 2023 | The Flip'd Blog
Author: Victoria E. Rodriguez, MSW, MPH Program in Public Health Editor-in-Chief: Alex Bower February 20, 2022 Teaching for the first time completely on your own is a very intimidating feat. When I was first offered the position to teach an undergraduate...
by DTEI Blog | Feb 22, 2023 | 390X, The Flip'd Blog
Author: Michael P. Huynh Program in Public Health Editor: Helen Meskhidze Editor-in-Chief: Alex Bower December 20, 2022 The Problem After being admitted to graduate school in public health, I was excited to learn how career professionals promote health...
