Filter & Sort
Assessment Done Well and Badly
Does assessment change instruction?
'Doing It My Way'
Arica Lubin interviews Jean-luc Doumont about his unconventional career for an applied physics Ph.D.
I Am Woman. Hear Me Reason.
With apologies to Helen Reddy, Judith Shapiro questions the rationale offered by some for women's colleges to admit transgender students.
"Marriage Markets" and the Value of a College Degree
A terrific book to help us understand the interplay between education, family formation, and economic well-being.
6 Tools to Make Archival Research More Efficient
Apps and tech tools that can help move archive research along quickly.
Non-Publishers in European Universities: Empirical Approach
The global research competitiveness of European universities, especially in such countries as Poland, Finland or Portugal, is clearly endangered if harsh policy measures are not introduced.
FTC Principles for “Free” Internet Services
Challenges to privacy and access.
Double or Nothing
An article from the Orlando Sentinel noted that University of Central Florida students were protesting a Florida law that students who “take at least 10 percent more credits than required for their degree will pay double for the extra classes.”