Rebecca Barrett-Fox

I’m hopeful that one day we’ll look back at this moment and laugh a little sheepishly and with relief that we avoided turning over our brains to generative AI.

During a time of very bad news coming out of our court systems, Kuciembra v.

Let me dream, for a minute, that this was the email we were all getting this week: Dear faculty, Thank you for your service during the Spring 2020 semester.

An unusual turn here at Any Good Thing and a break from my short break online: a letter to my local school board.

“You can’t be neutral on a moving train” is the title of radical historian Howard Zinn’s autobiography.

This post originally appeared at Sixoh6, where I’m a contributor.

This post originally appeared at Sixoh6, a blog about politics, religion, family, and culture that I contribute to.

It’s midterm time in higher ed in the US, and I’m hearing from colleagues who are frustrated by what they describe as a lack of engagement in students.

A friend who has been out of the classroom for a few years in admin recently asked me to share my best protocols, requirements, expectations, etc. for the college classroom.

As students prepare their final work for your courses, teach them to be aware of the danger of sending a corrupted file.