You don't know what you're consuming!

High School Hallway by Matt Dempsey CC BY-SA"You don't know what you're consuming!*" It's a loose translation of what my grandmother used to say to me when I refused to eat something 'exotic' (in my view) that she had cooked, like rabbit stew or cuttlefish. My sophomoric response was "I know exactly what I'm eating" since I didn't want to even try what she'd cooked. I suspect that Grandma meant to say "You don't know what you're missing," but somehow Grandma's malaphor was always one of those things that we shared a tacit understanding of.Anyway, the other day I was reading a post on IHE on Online Classes and Conflicting Desires. The crux of the argument is a conflicting relationship with what people say and their actions (um, surprise?)...I’m seeing it in the push-pull of students wanting a more robust on-campus college experience while simultaneously crowding into online classes. The desire for a robust on-campus experience conflicts with the desire for a convenient schedule.Matt…