In December 2013, I defended my dissertation. As joyous as it was, it was most notable for sparking the beginning of a pedagogical transformation. Up until then, I was focused solely on finishing my degree, which forced my love of teaching and learning to the side. But with the dissertation over, my focus returned fully […]
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