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Module 9 – Wrap up!
Hey everyone, Thank you so much for your time and commitment this semester. If any of you had a semester like mine, it wasn’t easy, but we’re at the end! We did it! I’m not going to bog you down with more modules, there’s no final exam for this, no final assignment, I just want […]
Don’t read, skim!
Hey everyone! I hope you’re thriving. I have covid again and would never advocate working while sick. I’m a hypocrite! No, I actually just feel this crushing responsibility to you all that you get something out of this course this semester so I wanted to keep us moving along since we’re quickly getting towards the […]
Algorithmic Justice
Hey all! We’re more than halfway through the semester (I think) and we’ve been deliberately taking our time. Please DM me if you need any support or feel lost or just want to say hello. I’m here for you and hope this asynchronous space can still feel human. Let’s jump back into thinking critically about […]
Module 4 – Crafting new worlds
Hi everyone! Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments in the last section. You raised some really good points about the uneven distribution of resources from environmental cleanup to military funding. I wanted to start with Science Under the Scope, because I think it unveils the reality in how our environments (not just natural, […]
Who “benefits” from science
I hope you’re all thriving this week! Thank you for your patience, as I mentioned on Slack, last week the kids were out of daycare, I was sick, and it was just too much! I hope that if you too are experiencing a bottleneck of overwhelm that you’re able to take some time for yourself […]
Science isn’t neutral. Womp.
Hey everyone! I hope you enjoyed the first three sections of Science Under The Scope. Before we jump into the content of the text, I want to mention why I chose it. This course is a “writing composition” class so we get a chance to consider different forms of “writing”. Most of my students think […]
