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Great Power August 2020 | Yuri Pavlov

Only three weeks of so-called holidays remain: the university returns to work a week earlier this year. As early as August 24, students are running around the campus again and the bureaucracy machine serving these students will rumble again. Teachers will again have little time for everything about everything, because it will be necessary to finish the semester on November 24th. A few Saturdays will be academic – at least at Syracuse University. This is probably the first time this has happened here in many, many years. We, Belarusians, of course, are no strangers to this: Saturdays in my life have always been educational both in high school and at the university. Here the weekend is covered with a noble patina of inviolability, and I personally dare to expect some emotional excitement on this basis among the most sensitive.

I don’t have holidays, but the summer is very beautiful and warm. I like Syracuse with its streets, nooks and crannies, twists and contrasts. Last month, I discovered a part of Syracuse I didn’t know I had – James Street. It is mysteriously solemn, shops, cafes and bookstores are overgrown with mushrooms on it. I went on a self-trip trip to two second-hand bookshops. Where else can you see books for $1–$7 dollars? True, it can be dangerous to spend too much time in such places, because you want to buy this and that, and the fifth, and the tenth. Nevertheless, I bought myself a biography of the excellent English romantic poet John Keats, as much as 500 pages. And for only $5! There is no limit to joy, because a plump book will not end quickly. To be honest, I haven’t gotten around to reading it yet.

This summer I’m learning Latin for my own pleasure, reading and leafing through books, participating in the organization of an orientation session for new students. Finally, I went to the pool in the city’s Thornden Park for a week. From March 13 to July 23, that is, 4 months, all the city’s pools were closed due to the pandemic. On the first day at 07:30 in the morning, 12 people came. The pool is divided into three parts: in one of them, the city dwellers who came like me swim (the cost of a session for 40 minutes = $ 3), in the second zone, high school students swim – members of some kind of swimming team, and the third deepest part is empty. I note that the pool, although clumsy – still under the open sky, because a lot of sand is collected at the bottom – but it is well maintained and cleaned. The width of the pool is about 21 meters (not standard 25). At the entrance, everyone’s temperature is measured with a special gargara through the forehead, everyone walks along the platform in masks. Because of the corona, you can’t change in the locker rooms, but there is never anyone in the locker rooms – so I calmly change my clothes after the swim.

The first swim four months later was a disaster. Of course, the muscles have lost their tone, but the worst thing is that three years of trained breathing has gone. I swam 100 meters – and stopped to catch my breath. For a while I had a personality crisis: how can it be that I don’t have the strength to swim? I completely forgot that swimming is a rather difficult sport. I hope that the university swimming pool will open at the end of August, and I will return to it in more or less tolerable shape. On August 01, I went 4 times to this pool in the park, my breathing was restored, but my muscle tone is still weak. It’s just hard to swim. But this experience is reminiscent of a very important thing in education: teachers quickly forget what it is like to study a subject for the first time and how important it is to have time for information to turn into knowledge. And how does it usually happen? They shove all students with information, but it is fruitless, and so they shove information topic after topic.

From the latest news – I was deprived of my permanent job at the department. Officially due to sanitary standards for coronavirus. Like, it’s impossible for something to remain on the tables; it is necessary that the tables can always be wiped with a cloth, so that any person can use any space. When I asked our administrator about how temporary these measures are, she said that, in fact, this is now such a rule: there are no jobs here. That is, you can work indoors, but you can’t have your own desk. Such a blow from the native pulpit after three years! In addition, we cut off access to the printer. The tea brewing area has been removed. The reasons are the same – environmental and medical. Naturally, they are also economic: the university wants to switch to paperless red tape as much as possible. There is something comical in the fact that just last week I was asked at the department to make a small video tour of our department for new students (see below), and this week it already turned out that I cannot even pretend to be a regular desktop on the same department. Nothing, just a little embarrassing. Maybe this is a sign of the Universe: to finish doctoral studies as soon as possible and have your own professor’s office? Although how to do it as soon as possible, if there are still so many steps to go through? I’ll think about it tomorrow.

US PhD timeline at Syracuse University in the Department of Educational Design

I wanted to mention one interesting, if not very significant, email service from the post office here – delivery notification. If I receive some kind of physical letter, advertisement, parcel, then this day in the morning I receive an e-mail notification, saying, “a message will arrive in your mailbox soon.” This is convenient: firstly, if you are waiting for something, then you know for sure that this something is about to come today; secondly, there is no need to separately check the delivery status of any package on the site. Soothing and transparent. The service is time-saving and nerve-saving.

What’s on my mind right now? Now there are two assignments/projects for which we at the department must write academic articles for publication. The articles, of course, have not even begun yet, although it would be time to build something. You know, in research, thinking comes first. If it is pure, then the methodology and ultimately the paper will also be pure. Suggestions and ideas will overflow and overflow widely and loudly, like the Yenisei. Recently I read one such very clean article about the technique of recalling information in learning – retrieval practice This is one of the most effective memorization techniques, and I stick to it very much when teaching or teaching myself something. This technique has been researched and re-researched and shows good results in terms of memory, but this recent study in the American scientific journal Mind showed that this technique, coupled with immediate feedback, also increases the student’s motivation to learn. To me, everything about this lab experiment is great. The authors of the article are German scientists. I remember it was almost midnight; Having finished reading the text and delighted, I rushed to the computer to write an enthusiastic ode to the authors about what a wonderful and useful manuscript they had created. The next morning I received a response – restrained, very German, but kind: they say, thank you very much, they rarely write positive reviews, good luck in research. If anyone is interested, I will refer here to this article:

• Abel , M., & Bäuml , K.-H. T. (2020). Would you like to learn more? Retrieval practice plus feedback can increase motivation to keep on studying. Cognition , 201 , 104316. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cognition.2020.104316

I will start my fourth year of doctoral studies with a light heart. No more study subjects, or assessment assignments, or endless class discussions. The focus is on practice in research and academic writing. This fall, I will also be assisting the Latin teacher, assisting with the use of the Blackboard e-learning system, writing tests/quizzes, advising students after class as needed, and occasionally teaching classes. But the main thing now is to contribute every day to the future profession through academic writing. At the end of June, I asked a talented doctoral student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for advice on how to write as well as he did. He is a year younger than me, he currently has 35 academic articles published, 15 of which he is the first author. First author – this means that he came up with the entire study and wrote the first draft of the article. His answer struck me only because it was very obvious: you have to plow, plow and plow. He wrote: “I don’t even know what to advise. I probably write an order of magnitude more than the average student – usually 4-5 hours every day. It seems to me that productivity and writing take a lot of time. My first article had 27 drafts, so I wasn’t always good at writing.” In short, the main thing is not to give up, and then patience and work will grind everything. Now it is only necessary to roll over from theory to practice.

Take care of yourself and your loved ones.

City swimming pool at Thornden Park in Syracuse, USA.