College professors in this day and age need all the tools we can
come up with to get our message across to our students. This fall's first issue
of the Advocate presents a somewhat unusual approach to gaining and holding
your students' attention: Create your own academic persona. Sound far-fetched?
Check out Morris Burns's ideas on professors as actors in
Thriving in Academe.
College professors in this day and age need all the tools we can
come up with to get our message across to our students. This fall's first issue
of the Advocate presents a somewhat unusual approach to gaining and holding
your students' attention: Create your own academic persona. Sound far-fetched?
Check out Morris Burns's ideas on professors as actors in
Yes, says James Tackach,
editors of scholarly journals should be fair and accept multiple submissions.
No,
states Gerald Stone. If you consider a volunteer editorial board,
multiple submissions are downright impolite.