Inspired to teach English
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-09T21:49:55+12:00I would like to say that I have met lots [...]
Wellington under water in fossil finds
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-09T22:03:46+12:00Geology field school in the Wairarapa: seeing fossils, in situ, [...]
Weeping over James K. Baxter
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-04T23:13:56+12:00I took a ridiculous number of literature credits in my [...]
Relying on a rat’s sense of direction to pass Psychology stage 3
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-04T22:38:40+12:00My fondest student memory is when my not-so-smart lab rat [...]
No knitting in Political Science tutorials
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-04T22:26:08+12:00Being in a Political Science tutorial. Our group was mainly [...]
The best commerce degree in New Zealand
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-04T22:17:50+12:00Perhaps not my ‘fondest’ memory, but I always was proud [...]
Refusing to teach women in trousers
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-04T16:49:30+12:00This is an indication of how society—and expectations of woman—have [...]
Getting a second chance at education
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-04T16:44:31+12:00As a very mature student I have great memories of [...]
Not always paying attention in class
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-06T11:54:21+12:00Students throwing paper darts at lecturers during classes and talking. [...]
Struggling to stay awake in evening classes
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-04T16:36:51+12:00In the early 1960s, BCom lectures were at night. We [...]