I also wanted to include this one as well as it speaks rather well to the current struggles CUNY professors face. Since CUNY changed their attendance rule so that students can no longer fail on attendance alone, many students think they can complete the class without actually ever being physically present in the classroom.
Here is a meme that I selected…working your way up…….start small, end big…..start your assignments early, so that they do not pile up at the end…lol just some translations I may use on the section of the Open Lab to describe the meme
I found this meme on Pinterest from Humoroutcasts.com/HumoroutcastsPress-ShorehouseBooks.com, I’m unsure why the picture is not displaying.
Here is the link for the meme.
Alt text: A medieval drawing of a dog riding on the shoulders of a rabbit and jousting with a rabbit riding on the back of a snail with the head of a man
As I suffer from anxiety, this meme seems to express my inner turmoil well…
I also wanted to include this one as well as it speaks rather well to the current struggles CUNY professors face. Since CUNY changed their attendance rule so that students can no longer fail on attendance alone, many students think they can complete the class without actually ever being physically present in the classroom.
I also teach how to write in academic style. The meme is just to say something about wikipedia pages and “time-consuming editing tasks.”
I so can relate to this 😂😁
Music Memes can. be so cringey sometimes.. but this one is kinda cute : )
For my digital culture class, but with relevance to you perhaps? h/t The Philosopher’s Meme discord chat
This is how I feel when teaching at times and seeing the evaluations. you put in the work and then….
Here is a meme that I selected…working your way up…….start small, end big…..start your assignments early, so that they do not pile up at the end…lol just some translations I may use on the section of the Open Lab to describe the meme
I came across a meme that effectively emphasizes the significance of Math to everyone.
I found this meme on Pinterest from Humoroutcasts.com/HumoroutcastsPress-ShorehouseBooks.com, I’m unsure why the picture is not displaying.
Here is the link for the meme.
This is excellent
This image isn’t a meme, really, but it’s still fun. It was posted on one of my favorite Twitter accounts, @WeirdMedieval, who captioned the image: “jousting, france, 14th century.” The source of the image is the British Library: https://www.bl.uk/catalogues/illuminatedmanuscripts/record.asp?MSID=8114&CollID=58&NStart=8.
Alt text: A medieval drawing of a dog riding on the shoulders of a rabbit and jousting with a rabbit riding on the back of a snail with the head of a man
I also had to add this one.
I have so many memes I couldn’t even choose but I think this one is apropos of a big part of my teaching philosophy, make learning funny.