Blogging is a lot like teaching. You start with one project, and then you add another and another, until you're juggling one more topic than you can track, and you hope that whoever is watching is enjoying the show, or at least paying attention. Along...
Author: AdjunctNation Editorial Team
According to this piece posted to the Gazette.Net web site, 1,075 part-time faculty at Montgomery College voted to affiliate with the SEIU on June 3rd. The group is the first.
Slipping Down the Knowledge Funnel I recently read Roger Martin's 2009 book The Design of Business. It's a lovely book, and I recommend it highly for anyone interested in.
Ian Houlihan, we'll call him "Hotlips," just for fun, is a tenured faculty member at a Catholic University in the Northeast. In the February 23rd edition of The Chronicle of Higher Education, he writes about his "foray into adjunct life." Where to begin? How about...
Bandar N. Alarifi and Steve Song The year 2020 marked an extraordinary period, characterized by the global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Governments and institutions worldwide had to adapt.
Capabilities of ChatGPT Natural Language Understanding and Generation: ChatGPT can comprehend complex language structures and generate coherent responses, making it an ideal tool for facilitating meaningful interactions with students and aiding.
The time has come to reimagine college textbooks for the modern digital era We need to place high-quality curated knowledge for the next generation in a modern digital context VINAY K. CHAUDHRI It breaks my heart when the costs of college-level textbooks are labeled as “junk...
By Bruce A. Johnson, Ph.D., MBA As an instructor you know that grades are the end result or final outcome for your students. What is your reaction when you see.
By Melissa Miller, Ed.D., M.Ed. If Rome wasn't built in a day, how long does it take to "build" a New Adjunct? How long am I considered a novice? I've.
By Dorinda Fox "Actors understand the infinite vastness hiding inside each human being, the characters not played, the characteristics not revealed. Schoolteachers can see every day that, given the chance, the sullen pupil in the back row can sing, dance, juggle, do mathematics, paint, and...
