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Elvis has been a pivotal personal mentor to me. He nudged me in the direction of graduate school and encouraged me to pursue a mathematics degree in addition to computer science, two major decisions which have worked out very well, owing to Dr. Foster's keen insight into each student...
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Remember that a successful mentorship involves two-way communication — it’s not up to your mentor to keep the relationship going. This is particularly true of virtual mentorships, which rely on shared initiative to keep you connected.
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note. He pointed out that the paragraphs were indented, that there were numerous exclamation points, that the closing of the letter was indented, the signature indented further. (He failed to take into consideration, I fear, that that is proper writing, what we all were taught in school.) ...
Education has always been a laggard to innovation. That reality is made clear in a new book about attention and the brain,Now You See It, by Cathy Davidson. She estimates that as many as 65 percent of the kids now in grade school will likely end up in jobs that don’t yet exist. ...
of his style: his comedy, his brilliance, his humaneness.His life was a map that ends at the wrong destination. Wallace was an A student through high school, he played football, he played tennis, he wrote a philosophy thesis and a novel before he graduated from Amherst, he went to ...