#LECTURE

CILT at UCT

CILT_UCT

UCT recently surveyed students about experiences of Emergency Remote Teaching during term 2. Thank you to the 3818 students who provided feedback: your perspectives will help improve remote teaching for

David Burge

iowahawkblog

Oh for the love of Lono, go eat shit and let me have my puu-puu in peacehttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/23/business/tiki-bar-history.html The only thing that needs to be "repaired" here is your fucking brainhttps://twitter.com/nyt

Rob Sansom

Sansom_Rob

Many of us are about to begin a new semester of online teaching. The learning curve for moving my lecture units last semester was STEEP, so I compiled some sort

Meaningful Practice

profcorts

Much attention is (rightly) focused on reforming the business side of #law/#LegalEd.What about innovating culture?This article identifies some important issues begging for attention.https://twitter.com/profmadison/status/1296490134846812162

Peter Mandler

PeterMandler1

What does this even mean - this idea that one shouldn't 'question the historical reputation' of historic properties? One shouldn't learn new things about them? One should only learn/teach 'good'

Kara Swisher

karaswisher

As someone who has a lot of relatives who supported Trump and discount justifiably tough stories about him, I got over the shock of how strong his base was a

Duncan Stott 🏗️🏘️🚲🌇🚌

DuncanStott

Interesting moment in this lecture by Danny Dorling, 43m21s in:https://youtu.be/AM5-Ihrztc4?t=2601 "In Oxford, the town I grew up in, almost everybody is an immigrant. Almost everybody I went who went to

Green New Deal Compost Enforcement Unit

peterpattakos

Every lawyer, judge, law professor, & law student should read this great piece by @pareene on the “moral rot in the legal community” that insulates lawyers from repercussions for taking

Reuben Rose-Redwood

R_RoseRedwood

With all the interest in statue removals & renaming these days, I thought some might find further inspiration from our book, "The Political Life of Urban Streetscapes: Naming, Politics, &

Ben Chu

BenChu_

Plenty to digest in the Mais lecture by @AnnelieseDodds But to pick out a few points... From an economic perspective, perhaps most interesting is the bit on "muscular" competition policy

Steffen Hope

HopeSteffen

Today's teaching has been a double lecture on the Reformation & Sweden in the sixteenth century, which gave me an excuse to go into early print culture & partly explain

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

Top 10 drugs 2019 Medicare Part D spending is ASTONISHING. Look at the $ amounts also. #1 and #3 are blood thinners that are promoted widely by experts. #2 is

alexandriabrown, Darth Sugartits

alexthechick

I shall now tell a story that summarizes my response to this let us all come together in unity that is said every time a Democrat wins. I don't come

Jean Michelin

jean__michelin

Je suis passé devant la librairie de mon quartier juste avant l’ouverture. Une foule immense. Une vieille dame, venue à pied d’Ambert, émue aux larmes. Des familles campent depuis trois

Capel Lofft

CapelLofft

My theory on why most politicised young people are so apathetic about (or hostile to) free speech is that they've never had the experience of holding views that put them

Sam Shearn

samshearn

Tillichiana: Tillich never had an existentialist turn, he was an existentialist idealist. He read Kierkegaard as a student, Nietzsche as a grad student, Schelling all the time, was always a

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