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Why You Should Take Classes Outside Your Discipline
We often seek professional development to become better instructors. Among many other benefits, each course can provide firsthand lessons about different teaching techniques, writes Jean Coltharp.
Friday Fragments
Tutoring, enrollments, transfers and an audacious ask.
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Psycho-Editorial Therapy
Scott McLemee explores Revise: The Scholar-Writer's Essential Guide to Tweaking, Editing, and Perfecting Your Manuscript by Pamela Haag.
Yes, Virginia, We Can Deliver Transformational Education at Scale
How to make an undergraduate education more transformative and developmental.
The Invisibility of Transfer Students
Interviews with enrollment managers and CFOs reveal insights: “Most of the accountability metrics are focused on first-years, and so [transfers] are kind of hidden. They come and go without much impact.”
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Constructive Guides or Confounding Relics?
Community college catalogs must overcome three barriers if they are serve their purpose: excess span and scope, unbounded choice, and ambiguity of purpose, write Terry O’Banion and Cindy Miles.
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Academic Prioritization and the Faculty’s Social Contract
In an era of downsizings and eliminations, our belief in that contract and how we view our professional identities are key to moving ahead as a cohesive, united faculty, writes Brian Peterson.
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