The hardest part about going from high school to college

Can a campus have too much orange? Apparently not if you’re Clemson.

Too 5 things to avoid in college. Good advice from an unexpected source.

Best hacks for acing your online classes.

Why the best students aren’t the “smartest” students.

This is for people who’ve emailed asking for more essay help. Everyone else can keep scrolling 😁

Does where you sit in class affect your grade?

Finally some good advice for how students should use AI

Visiting the best college you’ve never heard of.

The key to being a great student is the same as the key to being a great entrepreneur: empathy.

My uncle always said: There’s no such thing as dumb questions; just people too dumb to ask them.

Researching professors is OK. But please don’t quote us to our faces 😳

Taking good notes is a skill. Some students clearly need more practice.

The danger of students who think they’re the customer

People keep asking to take my class. Not enough space in the room, but this is the next best thing.

The original video is admittedly tongue-in-cheek, but still a good opportunity to teach a lesson.

Wonder what percentage of students who get admitted to Duke skip the optional prompts? 🤔

What do you think about giving students rubrics? Good or bad? And why?

Learn the right way to email your professors.

Advice for writing your college admissions essay.

Good recommendation letters come from genuine relationships. It’s that simple. #collegeadvice

The 5 minutes you spend on an email will mean the world to your former teachers and professors ❤️

Just ask questions. Your professors will handle the rest. #collegeadvice #officehours

Who knew such a nice campus was sitting in the middle of Atlanta? 🤷‍♂️ #college #collegetour

Asking students to write their own recommendation letters is a weird practice 🤷‍♂️. #collegeadvice

What if phones aren’t really the problem?

Freshman ask the most adorable questions ❤️

Dear students: please turn on your cameras during Zoom classes 🙏 #teacherhumor

Here’s the biggest cheat code in college

Ruining a fun trend by making it about a syllabus. You’re welcome. #professor #teacherhumor

Celebrate messiness this July 4th 🇺🇸 ❤️

The most important things you’ll really need for college. #collegeadvice #teacherhumor

Where professors hide their cheat codes

Thought it’d be fun to spend the summer visiting other campuses. Where should I stop next? #college

Reminding my students that giving better presentations is as easy as showing up early. #college

What do you think… is it OK for professors to write recommendation letters using ChatGPT? #college

When written language was invented thousands of years ago, people worried it would make kids dumb 😉

For $15 on Amazon you can quickly and easily make every presentation better. #presentationskills

To my past professors: I’m sorry. To my current students: Hope you’re having a great summer ❤️

Had to use my clicker for the demo, but hopefully you get the point. 😁 #presentationskills

Remember… the earlier you ask, the more likely you are to get a “yes.” #collegeadvice #professor

This is also a great way of “randomly” creating project groups 😁 #college #professor #teacherhumor

Your slides aren’t a script. Your slides are a way of emphasizing important information. #professor

Thanks for following my class’s journey through California. Hope you enjoy the delicious ending 😋

Live it or hate it, we’re stuck with AI. Might as well at least get piece of content out of it 🤷‍♂️

Go read “Library of Babel.” It’s so short you won’t even need to ask ChatGPT for a summary. 😁

Got a little bored one weekend while teaching #dukeinsiliconvalley. Figured I’d share my exploits 😁

Let me know if you organically stumble onto any of my students’ content 😁