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| | | | | The eScholarship Publishing program of the University of California is pleased to announce the launch of Combinatorial Theory, a new mathematics journal expecting its first issue in Spring 2021. This journal will publish papers in Combinatorics, an active area of mathematical research with applications throughout the mathematical, computational and natural sciences. Combinatorial Theory is owned by mathematicians who believe in the importance of unfettered access to research as a means of engaging the global combinatorial community. As such, it is an open access publication, with no fees for authors or readers. Combinatorial Theory was founded in September 2020, when most [...] | |
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| | | | | Short(er) Reads Universal Design for Assessment Teachers Going Gradeless (8 min read)Lee Anns piece, Universal Design for Assessment, reminds us of the individuality of students. All students have their own strengths and challenges and the way we choose to assess can favor groups with particular skill sets. Giving students choices in how they show | |
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| | | | | Meet Laura Dunn, OFAR Program Director - an article written by Maritez Apigo, Open Educational Resources (OER) Coordinator, Distance Education Coordinator, and English Professor at Contra Costa College. | |
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| | | When I first started out on my journey as a humanities subject leader, I reflected on where I should start. I was (and still am) privileged enough to work in a school with some highly experienced teachers. Two issues, though, were immediately apparent to me in my new role. First, despite the great teaching going... | ||
