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For Love of the Game – Advice – The Chronicle of Higher Education

Posted by melissaicd on February 6, 2014
Posted in: education, social justice. Tagged: higher ed, work.
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For Love of the Game – Advice – The Chronicle of Higher Education.

“If I took any lesson from my year off from academe, it was to try and do as Eve did—to not distinguish between my life and my work, my academic career and my “other” writing; to believe in what I am teaching, what I am saying, and what I am writing, and to expect that my (true) self (and my true worth) is legible to my students and my academic community through that belief.”

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