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Time and Money
Higher education shouldn't rush to give up the credit hour, writes Johann Neem.
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Teaching With Technology
Teaching With Technology is our latest compilation of articles. As with other such print-on-demand booklets, the articles group together pieces...
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Writing Wrongs?
Arizona State, facing criticism, agrees to pay more to some composition instructors assigned extra sections. But the university refuses to back down on courseloads that violate disciplinary standards.
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Intellectual Connections
Association of American Colleges and Universities highlights integrative liberal learning at annual meeting. But what is it?
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Well-Prepared in Their Own Eyes
Survey finds that college students think they are being well-prepared with the skills and qualities needed for careers. Employers are dubious.
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Honor and Values
Whenever there is a cheating scandal, pundits and educators debate students' flaws, but James Ostrow writes that many of these incidents also point to flawed educational models.
Intersession Solitude
Saint Mary's College of California challenges students to a technology fast during an interim term course on the benefits of disconnecting from social media.
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