Feeling teachery

Posted on October 1st, 2003 by Sacha Chua

These past few days I’ve been in semi-hermit mode. I’ve just had a
sudden bout of teacher-ness and… you know… I really like it. I’ve
been e-mailing each of my students comments on their work.

I’m asking them to do a heck of a lot of work within the next few
weeks. I hope they can see that project 2 and project 3 are related,
and the same concepts they use in project 2 will be used again in
project 3.

The end of the sem is drawing near.

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