Experience Is Better Than Fancy Titles
Titles are good and offer some merits, but gaining relevant experience is better. In this post, I’ll share why this is true.
Education
Generalist: We Should Learn Outside Our Fields of Expertise
Generalists and jack-of-all-trades often get a bad reputation, but more often than not, they offer a different point-of-view.
Pondering About the Future of Jobs and Education
I think there will be changes in our jobs and education in the near future. The only question is, “Are we ready?”
We May Be Losing The Level Playing Field in Education
As educational institutions tried desperately to keep the schools open and keep students engaged in learning, teachers can only do so much for their students.
Gap Year: Is It Time To Normalize It?
The current educational structure is changing. We are slowly approaching a period where degrees will matter less, and experience and know-how will emerge more significant.
The Biggest Lie We’re Told About Engineering
There are plenty of opportunities for engineers here and abroad, but many students are usually sold a lie. Here is the biggest lie about engineering.
10 Things I Learned in my First Month of Remote Teaching
Face-to-face and remote teaching are very different. Here are ten things I learned during my first month of remote teaching.
Year 1 in the Academe: Complete
Teaching is one of the most rewarding activities I do. This post is a reminder of my first year in the academe, which has been one heck of a ride.
5 Life Lessons I Learned from “Minor” Subjects
College education focuses too much on major subjects, but you can also learn many life lessons in your minor subjects. Here are some.
Teaching in the New Normal
We are living in a time of uncertainty; still, education must persist. Here are the things that changed because of the pandemic.