#Course Evolution

[capsulelabs08]

Art and Science of Crafting Effective College Courses

In today’s dynamic educational landscape, the traditional methods of teaching and assessing are undergoing significant transformation. The tectonic shifts in technology and pedagogical research are compelling educators worldwide to rethink course designs, especially in higher education. At the heart of this transformation lies the quest to understand how students genuinely perceive and interact…

[wistfulwatcher]

[hauntingsunshine14]

so like kevin day right?

I need kevin to be like the green brothers of the exy-verse. Like people know him either from the prolific history yt channel he runs (he saves people taking any hist class, is worshipped by apush students during exam szn) OR from being the best exy striker to ever play the game.

then I need all the tweets going 'wtf is kevin day doing teaching on yt in my apush class?? I thought he was an exy player??'

or

' why does my cousin have a poster of kevin day in exy gear? I see that guy every time my hist prof has a hangover and puts on youtube??'

anyways,

kevin day wins a kids choice award or a streamy or something and he receives some very confused calls from the foxes.

[popfizzles]

Scientists and professors have begun documenting wild Eevee with little to no human socialization that are becoming reclusive, feral, harder to capture, and eventually growing to undocumented sizes.

It's a well known fact that Eevee's normally unpredictable and Volatile DNA stabilizes after evolving. However that seems untrue for Eeon, as it retains a largely diverse moveset, embracing its constantly changing genetic structure.

This instability and lack of human interaction makes Eeon threatening to stumble across in the wild, and caution is advised.

[hoofpeet]

Modern Unicorn (left) next to extinct megafauna ancestor (right).. Based partially off of the extinct Kyptoceras + cave painting horses*

[andmineisyellow]

✨Two very unserious people✨

[bitsbug]

In my sleep I dream of phylogenetic trees

[front-facing-pokemon]

[girbirty]

right now i'm thinking of the magic of supernatural and the fact that so little of it comes from the show itself but the people who enjoy it. destiel is an obvious example - its roots lay within the text, the actors, the staging of moments, etc - but to get anything worthwhile from it you have to steep yourself in fandom trenches. you Have to scroll on tumblr and read a 350 word character analysis that your mutual reblogged. you Have to look at the gifsets and screenshotted tumblr posts on pinterest and by god you HAVE to read at least one fanfic. the complexities of sam & dean's relationship is another example - like yeah. they Did do the michael/lucifer good brother/bad brother thing. they did kind of hint at john's neglect and yes. the show is ABOUT them. so there are good moments at times. but over the course of years people took the bare minimum that was the canon explanation for their codependency and wrote it into a despairing tale of sibling love and hate so potent that i really believe it transcends its own text.

im just thinking The Show supernatural sucks and did way too much and far too little. but the Idealized Version of supernatural is dramatic and interesting and subdued in a way that it needs to be while actually conveying the messages it wanted to all along. and that's pretty great i guess

[scribblesshipping]

Dr. Ian Malcolm throughout the Jurassic series

[the-physicality]

thinking this labor day about all the athletes in women's sports who didn't have a stable league, who were only making decent money from a spot on their national team, who had to fight to get even a fraction of what they deserve. who spent their prime without a club league or the infrastructure to propel the sport. who came of age after title 9 in the usa [forcing schools to fund women/girls’ sports], the ones who fought for cbas and are only seeing big change at the end of their careers or after their careers concluded. who didn't have the media attention before, but are now showing just how much they can sell out stadiums and arenas. the players who played year round because overseas teams paid athletes what they were worth. athletes who endured and reported harassment but the league never took appropriate action. athletes who never had the media attention or ability to monetize their talent but who had careers that were just as impressive as the stars of today. who did it without the help of the science, technology, and medicine we have today. who set records with less support and fewer games in a season, which will be broken by kids who have had personal trainers since high school. athletes who played great games that are no long available to view, their talent no longer archived and accessible for young or new fans. athletes who still don't have a league or are just getting one in 2024. athletes who took it upon themselves to create change for which they will never reap the full rewards.

[that--witchling]

Wondering how Hellenic Polytheism will look in the future. Not just in a couple of decades, I mean like 10,000+ years later.

Will it still be practiced? Will humans still be Homo sapiens? What will future humans think of us? What about flora and fauna that may not exist anymore? Will they see how we practiced and find the descendants/closest relatives of today's animals? Will certain gods be more popular? Will they read the Odyssey and think about the long journey because they can just go through a tunnel and reach their destination in minutes? Will they look at maps and compare locations?

[lollytea]

All he wants to do is collect symbols that are important to him as a means of building an identity for himself and stitch them onto his clothes where everyone can see, so they know exactly what he's about!!! That's all he wants!!!!!

[g1ngerbeer]

extremely erin ruunaser comicaurora coded post ( @comicaurora )

[x-mensirens]

"How sweet, girlfriend to the rescue."

"You got that right, lady!"

[nokey99]

JILL GIDEON NATION ARISEEEE!!!! (meme by @sslightly-madd)