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Opinion

The Real Problem With AI in STEM Education

The issue isn’t that our students are using it. It’s that they aren’t equipped to evaluate its outputs.

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On Leading People Who Don’t Want to Be Led

Many faculty say this is not the job they signed up for. They need leaders who see this and who are looking out for them.

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Opinion

I’ve Got My Pilot Data. … Now What?

Here’s how to leverage pilot data for your best shot at federal funding.

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Opinion

The Self-Declared Pseudosabbatical

By treating breaks in the academic calendar more intentionally, faculty can carve out informal periods of time away between once-every-seven-years sabbaticals.

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Opinion

Beyond Coddling and Canceling

We can, and should, empathize with students’ trauma. But we shouldn’t validate desires to shield them from discomforting course content.

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Opinion

A Model for Keeping Students inSTEM

Building an inclusive future STEM workforce requires innovative approaches to mentoring and supporting undergraduates.

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Opinion

5 Steps for Bringing Fitness-Integrated Learning Into Your Classroom

Getting students moving can help them learn while building classroom community.

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Opinion

Think Global; Write Local

Want to break into public scholarship? Start with local news outlets.