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General Studies
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Teaching how to teach on ureddit

Learn how to teach through the University of Reddit (ureddit)

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45 Minute Full Body Stretch and Strengthening Routine

This is just something I do every other day or so to keep myself flexible and healthy. My stretch routine consists of three stages (lower body stretch, core strengthening, and upper body stretch) that flow really nicely together. I will be breaking down how to do each move and then creating a video of the whole routine uninterrupted.

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how to implement people change at a personal level to an organizational level - Intentional Change Theory

The class would cover a particular model for change called Intentional Change Theory which is rooted in positive psychology. The theory is build by Richard Boyatzis and describes a frame work for creating change at an individual level all the way up to a global level. We'll cover all levels with focus around teams and organizations.

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Wetshaving 101 - Learning the Art of Shaving Properly

UofReddit class on wetshaving. Here you'll learn how to take shaving from a boring, annoying chore that leaves your face covered in painful bumps, to a lovely ritual that leaves you Baby's Butt Smooth.

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Coursera: Financial Planning

This is a study group for the following course, Coursera: Financial Planning.

About:

This course was created to help those who cannot afford extensive planning assistance better understand how to define and reach their financial goals. It provides basic understanding so informed decisions can be made. The course can also be seen as a reference for individual topics that are part of personal financial planning.

Financial planning, in the broadest sense, is an effort to manage all aspects of a person / family’s financial affairs. Classically, that begins with planning family spending and extends through risk management (insurance), taxes, wealth accumulation, investing, and wealth distribution (retirement and estate planning).

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Book Club: The Handmaid’s Tale

Each month we will select a book to read, break down it down into two sections, and have two discussion about it on the UReddit subreddit. At the final week of discussions you all will get to suggest and vote for the next month’s book. The only requirement is that the book must be available in a digital version to make it easily accessible.

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Handwriting Repair

Short, hopefully interactive, video class on how to make your handwriting look not rubbish.

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Note-taking

Learn how to take great notes.

Differentiate from silly fluff and actual information.

Learn shorthand and tricks to make the note-taking less strenuous.

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Essay Format and Content (College ENG 101)

As a senior in a major American university, I find it shocking that educated people (AA, AS, BA, BS, and higher) do NOT have basic research and essay skills. Granted, there is a much looser format in the working world, but it is those that know the basic rules that advance to higher posts! It is here that I intend to help you gain the basic skills that you may have learned in college and forgot or need to do well in your core ENG courses.