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‘The Worst I’ve Ever Seen It’
The world that students are facing is meaningfully different now than it was in the last couple of crises.
What (if Anything) Do We Value About Teaching Writing?
We’re making progress, but progress is hindered by not talking more about what values we’re trying to live by.
Fast Track Offers Promising Model for Community College Certificate Programs
How community colleges are ensuring that short-term credentials have value.
All Eyes on Democrats’ Affordability Agenda
The incoming leaders of Congress might not have a clear strategy for higher ed, but cutting the cost of college would be an easy win.
The Singularity, Black October and Other Lessons for Higher Education
What happens when the exponential growth graph of a technology approaches the point at which it begins to go vertical? That is just where we are in the implementation of agentic AI.
‘The Cauldron’ and the Limits of Reading for Learning
The value-add of learning from teaching.
Let’s Not Blame Faculty for What They Haven’t Had to Know
Rachel schools Gordon on not being a clear and transparent communicator with the faculty.
Northwestern’s Repression Against Critics of Israel Is Wrong
Suspending a student group while the institution carries out a civil rights investigation violates students’ free speech rights.