Filter & Sort
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Free College Is a Damaging Myth
If we’re going to move the needle on college access in the United States, families have to get comfortable with personal investment in education, argues Shirley Ort.
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Lessons Learned About Guided Pathways
Guided pathways reforms will surely encounter implementation challenges, but we have already learned a lot to help resolve those challenges -- and will continue to do so, argue Thomas Bailey, Shanna Smith Jaggars and Davis Jenkins.
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Beyond the Borders
You can learn a lot teaching Hemingway to both traditional students and campus security guards from around the world, writes Miguel Syjuco.
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New Data Era for Teacher Prep
Teacher preparation programs can improve outcomes for future teachers and their students if they use student-achievement data to inform their efforts, writes Benjamin Riley.
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How to Choose a (Machiavellian?) Leader
Machiavelli's name has long been synonymous with political skulduggery, but Maurizio Viroli offers us a kinder, gentler Machiavelli -- someone who kept the common good in mind in ways greatly lacking in this election year, writes Scott McLemee.
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New Rule Threatens HBCUs
A proposed new federal rule could have unintended negative ramifications for historically black colleges and universities, argues Julianne Malveaux.
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Opinion
College and the New Class Divide
Contrary to college standing as an open thoroughfare for Americans wanting to improve their lives, it has become a gated toll road primarily available to those from middle-class and upper-class families, argues Jeffrey J. Williams.
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The Case for Class Cams
In an age of narcissism, we need to protect professors by putting cameras in the classroom, argues Amir Azarvan.
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