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I was going to make this week’s post about the challenges of dealing with parents who disallow their kids to consider (much less pursue) the prospect of higher education, or even settle on substandard education for the sake of developing…
Continue readingTypically, during this time of the year, we tend to get busy in the normal routine of a college student’s life. Most of us will be preparing for the mid-term examinations this week. For those on accelerated courses, the first…
Continue readingOkay, so now if you are a cybersecurity student anywhere, you may be wondering: what the heck does he mean? Cybersecurity, for us cyber students, is fun. It is our passion, so much so that we cringe when someone asks us if…
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In anticipation of this week’s topic and the stress of final exams, I informally polled students and professors how they felt about the Spring semester. The answers were given in an almost unanimous disbelief that just over 2 weeks remained…
Continue readingThis post is dedicated to individuals living with autism, including my fellow Aspies. Unsurprisingly, CCBC has many students with autism spectrum disorders and many students interact with them not knowing that there exist amongst us a very vibrant neurodiverse community…
Continue readingThis past week, I was privileged to attend the 4th Culturally Responsive Teaching (CRT) Conference held at The Conference Center at the Maritime Institute (MITAGS) in Linthicum Heights. See full details of conference program by clicking here. Hundreds of teachers,…
Continue readingWe have all been there, haven’t we? The crashing-down moment. When a student life becomes quite laborious. When work upon homework piles up. When studies need to be completed. Chapters need to be reviewed. Essays need to be written. Revisions…
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