PhD – O's Bureau of Scientific Investigations

Still in the In-Between…

Well, last year it was the fire and this year it was/is COVID-19 but I am still working on my dissertation. My plan is to have it done by the end of this month and to also start updating the blog at least once a week. Over on Facebook I am doing daily videos, Monday,Continue reading “Still in the In-Between…”

Year Two Begins…

I am starting my second year as a PhD graduate student. My classes are scheduled, my binders are lined in an organized and labeled row on the book shelf that is close to my desk, my thoughts need to be organized now. So here I am. I am teaching Classroom Learning Theory again which isContinue reading “Year Two Begins…”

Frontiers I’ve yet to travel

This week I spent my time in Baltimore at the NARST (National Association for Research in Science Teaching) conference. I have had some great conversations and I have listened to a lot of research ideas, research projects, research perspectives. I am almost at the end of my first year of my PhD. And there isContinue reading “Frontiers I’ve yet to travel”

New Pathways to Achieve Better Teaching for All Students

So last week I started a new journey in teaching. I have moved up to the college level. I am a full time graduate assistant and doctoral student. I am teaching an undergraduate class called Classroom Learning Theory (CLT), taking three classes of my own (Qualitative Research, Stats and Intro to Educational Media) and IContinue reading “New Pathways to Achieve Better Teaching for All Students”