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Want an Evidence-Based Way to Motivate Your Students? Try Specs Grading
Nine out of 10 faculty who switched to a specifications grading system reported it resulted in higher-quality student work.
Coordinating Colleges at the City Level
Could we create metro-area councils to better organize the work that postsecondary providers do for their communities’ learners, employers and citizens?
‘Gerontocracy in America’: A Review
At times, generational bias is actually strong enough to defeat self-interest.
The Emotional Toll of AI in Education
We don’t have to despair when there are clear alternatives.
6 Ways to Help Students Describe Team Projects and Stand Out in Interviews
Employers want teamwork and problem-solving skills. Professors can help students explain how they’re learning these skills in our classes.
The Risk Proposition of Law School Is Changing
Upcoming federal loan changes, coupled with the end of affirmative action, stand to make law school a riskier option for students of color and those from low-income backgrounds.
In the Age of AI, Higher Ed’s Edge Is Being Human
We’re prone to error, messy and need purpose—exactly what AI is not.