![]() ![]() ![]() While some student posts or comments may sneak by, and Mods may allow a richly upvoted post or comment that has spawned useful discussion to remain, that is the exception, NOT the rule. It has erstwhile been described as “kind of a 'teacher's lounge' for college professors.” This community is not for non-professors to ask questions of professors or about The Life™ it is for professors to ask each other questions.Īs such, we ask all posters to abide by the following rules:ġ No student posts/comments: This sub is a place for those teaching at the college level to discuss and share. This community is a place for professors to BS with each other, share professional concerns, get advice and encouragement, vent (oh yes, especially that), and share memes. ![]() While students may lurk and occasionally comment, they should identify themselves as students, and comments are subject to removal at mods’ discretion. Whether you are tenured, tenure-stream, a lecturer, adjunct faculty, or grad TA, if you are instructional faculty or work with college students in a similar capacity, this forum is for you to talk with colleagues. This sub is BY professors FOR professors. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |