🌞📚 HCI College Summer Break! 📚🌞 Students are taking a break from June 30th to July 7th! 🎉 Enjoy this time to relax, have fun, and recharge. Classes start back on July 8th, be ready for more learning adventures! #HCICollege #SummerBreak #RelaxAndRecharge
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BYU-Pathway Worldwide began 15 years ago on September 10, 2009. Hear how BYU-Pathway is helping students begin, with the end in mind. https://lnkd.in/gPAtTNTK
BYU-Pathway Worldwide: 15 Year Anniversary, Begin with the End in Mind
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While getting my Masters in Engineering at Cornell Tech this year I had the opportunity to take a Buisisness class: Leadership skills for a VUCA world with retired Gen. George Casey. This class was an incredible experience. Not only did it give me valuable tools that I’ve been able to put to use, it also gave me insight into how businesses should operate in our Volatile Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous world.
Finishing up the Spring semester at Cornell Tech with another great group of young VUCANS!
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…at MIT, March 14 or rather, 3/14, and sometimes written 3.14 is a genuine celebration. No pi versus pie pun is left untold—or uneaten. Continue reading if you’d like to know a little bit more about how #PiDay became such an irrational yet well-rounded day on campus (see what we did there?) https://bit.ly/3Tk41kX #OpenEducation #OpenLearning #LifelongLearning #HigherEducation
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Today, we are celebrating the Class of 2024! What were the past four years like for BU's graduating class? Check out this video by Victoria Lee (COM'24):
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🚀 Ignite Summer Learning! 🌞 Our latest research study with the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning Summer Transition Program reveals how Ignite by Hatch™ transforms summer education. 📈📚 Dive into the findings—download your free report now: https://hubs.ly/Q02l5Q880 #IgniteLearning #SummerLearning #EarlyLearning
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Random mid-week thought: I generally don't chat about school, but this one is urgent and comes to mind. I'm finding an uncanny overlap between the social environment between the social environment at MIT and HBS. One of the things I appreciate the most about MIT in retrospect is that at any point during my time as an undergraduate, anyone could talk to anyone. The social environment was highly 'permeable.' At HBS, there's the first-year Section experience. (A Section is a group of 90-95 people you have a class with for the whole of your first year.) What I realize about the Section experience is that one of its goals is to create an environment where anyone within Section *can* talk to one another. It's interesting!
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📣 Want to hear a cool idea? Meg Hitchick, Acting Campus Coordinator at our Vincentia Novo Education Space campus, told me today that she was up late ‘musing’ one night this week and made a connection between Self-Determination Theory (with its autonomy, competence and relatedness channels) and the Relationship Domains. 🗣️ She’ll probably tell it better than me, but essentially, she noticed that if we’re in the: - ‘To Box’ with a student (or other person), we deny them their autonomy - ‘For Box’, we deny them their competence - ‘Not Box’, we deny them their relatedness And so, if we don’t do the ‘With Box’, we’re essentially denying them all three. 💡 This is a cool connection! 🤩 And it’s also cool that Meg, who is only in her 6th week with us, is already thinking critically about elements of our pedagogy that will enhance our practice. Thanks Meg, we look forward to more of your great ideas! 🙋🏽♀️ What do you think Kerrie Sellen? #criticalthinking #criticalthinkingskills #analysis #selfdetermination #sdt #restorativepractices #thenovoway #education #alternativeeducation #flexiblelearning
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🌉 Dead Week at UC Berkeley 🌉 May has swept through Berkeley, bringing with it the annual tradition known as Dead Week. As the buzz of Telegraph Avenue dims slightly, we undergrads know it’s our cue to hunker down and hit the books one last time before finals. Here are some key points I've been focusing on as we wrap up this dead week! Lesson 1: Structure in Chaos Berkeley’s Dead Week is ironically alive with a flurry of review sessions and last-minute project deadlines. I've found that a structured approach—breaking down study sessions into focused blocks—helps me navigate this intense week. The serene backdrop of the Bay Area, from the calming waters by the marina to the redwoods around campus, provides the perfect study break scenery to clear my mind and reset. Lesson 2: The Strength of Shared Struggles There's something about the communal silence of Mainstacks Library during Dead Week that reminds you you're not alone. Joining forces with other students, we grind out practice exams and Pomodoro sessions until 2 am. It's these moments of collaboration that transform challenging content into shared victories. Lesson 3: Well-being as a Priority Dead Week at Berkeley is not just about academic survival but also about maintaining well-being amidst the madness. I make it a point to keep up with my runs through the Fire Trails, ensuring that my mental and physical health aren’t sidelined during these critical times. Lesson 4: Reflection and Readiness As I review notes and practice problems, I’m also reflecting on how each semester builds more than just technical skills. It hones resilience, deepens patience, and expands my understanding of what I can achieve under pressure. With finals on the horizon, I feel prepared and eager to tackle the challenges ahead. To my peers also in the midst of Dead Week, let’s push through to the finish line with determination and spirit! 💪 What are your Dead Week strategies? Let’s share some wisdom and encouragement as we gear up for finals! 🚀 #UCBerkeley #ComputerScience #DeadWeek #FinalsPreparation #GoBears
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Three tips for incoming first year university students… ✏️ Explore the campus and local area early ✏️ Look for societies that interest you ✏️ Learn how to balance your time Share your best tips in the comments below! #FirstYear #WelcomeWeek #2024Students
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