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Opinion

Students as Conscientious Objectors to Generative AI

We should listen to them—and treat their objections with respect.

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Opinion

Why That ‘It’s Not X—It’s Y’ Framing Is So Pernicious

AI teaches us to sound certain too soon.

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Opinion

From Transactional to Transformative

Here’s how to go about building meaningful relationships with marketing and communications professionals.

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Opinion

How to Teach Hard Topics: What Students Say

Students want opportunities to learn—and process—difficult course content. They also need reason for hope.

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Opinion

Treat Your Students Like Scientists

Fixing the leaky pipeline depends on it.

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Opinion

Taking the Cotton Candy Out of Your Learning Objectives

Rethinking your learning outcomes to build them around transferable skills is the first step toward better, more nutritious course design.

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Opinion

The Case for Uncertainty in Higher Ed

In a higher ed system that focuses on measurable outcomes and mastery, learning to dwell in doubt still matters.

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Opinion

A Practical, Scalable Template for Oral Exams

Yes, it can be done, even in classes with dozens of students.