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- Nominations Now Open For Annual Small Business BC Awards – FVN - Fraser Valley News January 20, 2022
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- Tumusiime-Mutebile, Africa's Longest-Serving Bank Governor, Dies - Bloomberg January 23, 2022
- Indian-origin professor at UBC creates world's first molecular-level analysis of Omicron - Republic World January 23, 2022
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- Cannabis-impaired driving more than doubled since legalization, UBC study finds - Vancouver Sun January 23, 2022
- B.C. researchers uncover mechanism that keeps large whales from drowning while feeding on krill - CTV News Vancouver January 23, 2022
- Family, friends, co-workers remember Silas during services at Union Baptist Church - The State Journal-Register January 22, 2022
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- In Nigeria, Not Much Makes Sense | Business Post Nigeria - Business Post Nigeria January 23, 2022
- Increasing MSMEs’ share in GDP to 40% by 2025 is a herculean task: AIMA - The Financial Express January 23, 2022
- 'This is the breaking point': Staffing struggles plague schools across Wisconsin - Madison.com January 23, 2022
- Boeing and Injaz Al Arab expand partnership towards a greater impact - Khaleej Times January 23, 2022
- Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb’s transition team lays out hundreds of suggestions for first 100 days - cleveland.com January 23, 2022
- Las Vegas Resident Enjoys a Three-week Adventure through Egypt - Africa.com January 23, 2022
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Over at the Teaching and Learning Commons, my colleague Jennifer Hardwick places the concept of rigour in the context of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) : The Oxford English Dictionary defines “rigour” as “the fact of being careful and paying great … Continue reading
Pedagogy
Rigour seems to mean two different practices: The thoroughgoing-ness of the curriculum (here rigour is expected of the professor in terms preparation *and delivery*) and the exactingness of assessment (where the onus is on the student, at the mercy of … Continue reading
Smart/Dumb
In my profession some colleagues believe that marking hard – giving more D’s than B’s, for instance – correlates with a high level of “rigour” in teaching. To my mind, though, there is often no connection between grade distribution and … Continue reading