Category Archives: parenting

August 24, 2012
4:17 pm
by: John Sangster

Don’t Stop this Train

Sometimes I get so wound up with my short- and long-term goals in grad school that I forget that my personal life is moving forward as well.  This summer I was caught completely by surprise by a milestone that I had no idea I was approaching – I b… Continue reading →

Posted in family, Grad School, Life, parenting

August 24, 2012
4:17 pm
by: John Sangster

Don’t Stop this Train

Sometimes I get so wound up with my short- and long-term goals in grad school that I forget that my personal life is moving forward as well.  This summer I was caught completely by surprise by a milestone that I had no idea I was approaching – I b… Continue reading →

Posted in family, Grad School, Life, parenting

February 29, 2012
1:02 pm
by: Dan VB

Teaching and parenting

Reading Chapter 5 of Weimer reminds me of a book on parenting.  But why shouldn’t it?  Some have already commented that thinking of students in a familial sense may help with the dynamic of the classroom, provided of course that … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Posted in Lehman, Love and Logic, parenting, Pedagogy