The Unabashed Academic is Joe Redish's blog on occasional ideas about issues in physics, learning and teaching physics, and other random topics. Here's a list of the blog entries with links. (The pages are by months so sometimes you have to scroll down a page to find later posts for that month.)

• One and the same: (4/2010)
• 83333 (4/2010)
• Axioms (6/2010)
• Psychological symmetry or the cold really creeps into your bones (6/2010)
• Epistemology matters (10/2010)
• Neuroscience, Education, and Reductionism (3/2011)
• On intergenerational inertia (3/2011)
• On service courses (3/2011)
• Cutting mathematicians some slack (7/2011)
• Units and stoichiometry (7/2011)
• Species (7/2011)
• Teaching units (8/2011)
• “Reliability of the FCI supports resources theory” (10/2011)
• A higher power -- units again (12/2011)
• Lose the lecture (1/2012)
• Model vs mechanism -- trouble between the sheets (2/2012)
• The World is an Ill-posed Problem (7/2013)
• What should we tell a colleague about DBER? (8/2013)
• Leopold Bloom and the Ontology of Cognitive Dynamics (12/2014)
• My teaching philosophy (11/2015)
• Congratulations Bernie! (3/2016)
• Still a physicist! Thanks, Emmy Noether (5/2016)
• Work and energy in introductory physics (9/2016)
• Could dark matter be super cold neutrinos? (9/2016)
• Problem solving by changing the box and the structure of parameters (1/2019)