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Debate over State Standards
As federal panel negotiates standards for teacher preparation programs, some question whether the task should be a federal responsibility at all.
Summer Ambitions
Hoping to save money and improve graduation rates, Purdue announces shift from semesters to trimesters.
Common Reading, Common Ground
At MLA, literature professors consider the non-literary values behind first-year reading programs -- and how such programs play out in the classroom.
Teaching Large
When classes of 100 are common, and it takes 500 to be considered "ultra-large," can instructors connect with students?
Language Problem
Enrollment growth in Middle Eastern language programs is slowing. For modern Hebrew, numbers are down.
Exploding the Lecture
Central Michigan U. professor tries improving his presentations by taking them outside the classroom, then blowing them to pieces.
Opinion
Canons, Curricula, Numbers
When public university leaders kill programs in crucial disciplines on the basis of low enrollments, they distort the responsibilities of professors and administrators, writes Rebecca Gould.
Big History on Campus
Dominican U. of California tries a four-course sequence to teach new students how we ended up where we are.
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