Finding a Path with a Heart

Ancient Greek mosaic detail with heart shaped floral pattern. Archaeological site of Kerameikos northwest of the Acropolis.
Credit: iStock.com/GrigoriosMoraitis
“Learning Outcomes for Instructors, Not Just Students.” That was the title—and message—of an earlier article I wrote for The Teaching Professor. Writing it set me on an important path (or perhaps reminded me of the path I was already on): I am a learner alongside my students, albeit with different learning outcomes. Mine revolve around achieving a state of acceptance, enjoyment, or enthusiasm in my teaching experiences.

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