Maya Angelou once said, “When you learn, teach. When you get, give.” Every week, we do what we can to stay as updated and informed on the latest happenings relevant to higher learning, and our global society, available. There is incredible thought leadership happening, well, at all times, and leading academics and innovators continue to raise the bar for what’s next. The very root of innovation is not being comfortable with being complacent, which involves a consistent thirst for knowledge and commitment to receiving and sharing it. Here are just a few pieces we read this week and found valuable. We hope you do too! Happy learning…
- This week’s recommended (applied) reading from Bill, our Director of Mindset: “Teaching and Learning Services (2014). Guidelines for assessment of experiential learning. Montreal: Teaching and Learning Services, McGill University,” Read
- “Why WFH Isn’t Necessarily Good for Women,” by Herminia Ibarra, Julia Gillard, and Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, Harvard Business Review, Read
- “For First-Generation Students, a Disappearing ‘College Experience’ Could Have Grave Consequences”, Alison Berg, Chronicle for Higher Education, Read
- “Astrophysicists Release Largest 3D map of the Universe ever Created, One of the Most Substantial Advances in Cosmology in the last Decade,” Media Relations, Waterloo Stories, Read
