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Academic Career Advice From ‘Dickens and Prince’
The particular genius of good enough.
Annotating the Syllabus
A painless and useful form of outcomes assessment.
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A Personal Salute to General Education
Terry O’Banion describes how his career and life have benefited from a strong emphasis on general education.
From the Moment of Commitment Through Commencement
Academic coaching for Brooklyn College transfer students.
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Getting a Grip on ChatGPT
Considering what academia got wrong about Wikipedia helps to crystallize the questions we should be asking about ChatGPT and our knowledge environments, Barbara Fister and Alison J. Head write.
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Solving the Credit–for–Prior Learning Equity Paradox
New approaches to CPL can result in more adult college students and more equitable outcomes for them, writes Michelle Navarre Cleary, an educator focused on adult learners’ success. She offers four actions to take.
Structure Your Way to Engagement
Engagement requires freedom, but too much freedom results in inaction. The solution: structure.
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