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Reincarceration Linked to Systems of Supervision—Not Prison Education
Thinking About Personal Statements in the Age of AI
Is this still a worthy tool for graduate admissions?
A New Model for the Future of ‘Inside Higher Ed’
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Florida’s Syllabus Regulations Will Lead to Stunted College Classrooms
Setting a fixed reading list 45-plus days before classes start is not a recipe for good teaching.
‘Slow Productivity,’ AI and the Higher Ed Caste System
Lobbying for Cal Newport’s next book.
Affective Intelligence in Artificial Intelligence
As we look at artificial intelligence in teaching and learning, we must look beyond facts, figures and formulas to ensure that the skills of perceiving and managing feelings, emotions and personalization are engaged in the process.
Honoring Martin Luther King and the Nobel Peace Prize He Earned
King bravely put his life on the line for peace and justice, not for a prize.
Why Indiana Fans Are Especially Excited About Our First Football National Championship
Finally having a football program that matches all the other great things that IU is and does is why those of us who have experienced the place are so freakin’ excited.