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When Less Is More in the Classroom
Elizabeth Stice describes how she took a gamble and assigned only one book for the entire semester.
Busting Student Eval Myths?
Study attempts to debunk criticisms of student evaluations of teaching as reliable measures of teaching effectiveness, but critics remain.
New Programs: Teaching, Computer Science, Engineering
Millikin University is starting a master of arts in teaching. New York Institute of Technology is starting a Ph.D. in...
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Better Data on Competency-Based Education
More information about what works in competency-based programs is needed to inform policy and encourage the growth of this promising form of postsecondary education, writes Charla Long.
Momentum in Physics Ed
A new approach to teaching physics "energy first" holds promise, especially for students who struggle with math.
New Programs: Cybersecurity, Engineering, Digital Marketing
Bob Jones University is starting an undergraduate major in cybersecurity. New York University and the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur...
Really Bad Questions
Marketing professor uses Holocaust denial questions to illustrate double negatives.
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Recognizing the Shortcomings of Resilience
Difficulties surmounting certain obstacles could, in fact, be indicators that a student should abandon a particular path and pursue something else, writes Danielle Carr Ramdath.