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Don’t Blame the Technology
The study of teaching and learning, including online instructional methods, must be part of every doctoral program, argue Judith Altschuler Cahn, James R. Stellar and Suzanne Brooks.
8 Steps to Cultivating a Habit of Scholarship
David Mulry reflects on what he wishes he’d known early in his academic career about effective research and writing habits.
The Many Virtues of a Virtual Writing Group
Beyond providing writing support, they can help you develop a peer network with colleagues and hone important transferable skills, writes Katie Homar, who advises how to maximize their benefits.
In Praise of Academic Collegiality
Many people in higher education would benefit substantially if they learned to become better colleagues, writes Michael S. Weisbach, but what exactly does it mean to be one?
Applying EQ on Dissertation Committees
Dissertation chairs should create sustainable relationships with students, tailoring their mentoring approaches to meet each person’s individual needs, writes Tom Butkiewicz.
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Making Lectures More Interactive
Faculty members can make them even more effective, Marion Menzin and Zachary Nowak advise, by increasing the involvement of the other professional teachers in the classroom: the teaching assistants.
Integrating the Public Humanities With Career Development
The Ph.D. co-op model can offer graduate students skills growth, financial stability and a broader range of career options after they finish their degree, writes Henry John.
The Enemy of Any Job Search
Social comparison can make an already stressful situation much worse, writes Irina Filonova, who offers some strategies for how to deal with it.
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