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I struggled for a ridiculously long time coming up with appropriate terminology for this post. Have you noticed that the more important something is to you, the harder it is to find words for it? I’m trying to describe my new position as the OK-INBRE Biosciences Outreach Representative for Tulsa Community College and my reaction […]
I came across a great first-day activity that I’m going to try this year with my community college class. Depending on its success, I might use it in my high school science classes as well. It really could be used with any age and subject. The teacher I stole it from (aren’t all the […]
“If you don’t like something, change it. If you can’t change it, change your attitude.” –Maya Angelou I love this quote about change from one of my favorite authors. With all due respect to Ms. Angelou, it’s a lot easier to change my circumstances than to change my attitude. I should know about changing circumstances; […]
