School's Out: Reflecting on the Term, Recharging Over the Summer, and Readying for What's Next

R. Eric Landrum

School's Out: Reflecting on the Term, Recharging Over the Summer, and Readying for What's Next

R. Eric Landrum

Psychological Science Department

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Abstract

I have never met a faculty member in my 30-year career who took the summer “off.” Even when an instructor has a nine-month contract, in my experience, most use the time to catch up on their field’s literature, conduct research, connect with colleagues, write, and strengthen their teaching. It’s who we are.

Original language	American English
Journal	ACUE Community Blog
State	Published - 20 Jun 2019

EGS Disciplines

Teacher Education and Professional Development

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