Used for Chemical Processing and Insect Trap Applications.

I kind of went back and forth about posting this.  But this is a really nice thing and it makes me feel proud so I am going to post it.  Plus, I am procrastinating.

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4 Responses to “Used for Chemical Processing and Insect Trap Applications.”

  1. Itzhak Says:

    Apparently, your students have become an important part of your identity, that’s why you are so sentimental about their response. But as someone at the NIH told me when I got an incredible score on my grant: you may have peaked too early…it’s downhill from now on…

  2. Rachel Says:

    Yay, you are a good teacher. I think I suspected that already.

  3. jon Says:

    >you may have peaked too early…it’s downhill from now on…
    probably true….at least i didn’t peak in high school.

    >you are a good teacher
    i aim to be. but i think this says that students seem to like me, which isn’t necesarily the same thing.

  4. Rachel Says:

    I think that instructors who care about their students’ learning (that seems so grammatically wrong), on the whole, tend to be good instructors. The profs I believed were the best teachers were the ones who cared the most about whether or not we were learning. It had little to do with how much I liked them. :shrug:

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