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Higher Education Overgrazing: Fixed Costs Are Leaving Nothing Behind
The habits and behaviors of industry negatively impact and consume higher education and students to feed their own agendas and fill their coffers, but there is no free lunch.
Buying Evidence, Not Anecdotes About Diversity on Campuses
Anecdotes can be treated as evidence, but it’s crucial not to misunderstand one person’s perspectives as universal truths.
‘AI Literacy’
To understand a technology, you need to know the problem it was meant to solve.
Enough With the Performative Apologia
Let’s have an honest conversation about civic trust and higher education.
Design Backward, Learn Forward: Turning Academic Administration Into Scholarship
Using the Understanding by Design framework can help you turn academic program development and evaluation into scholarship.
Friday Fragments
F-1 visas, indefensibly expensive in-person sections and a few more aphorisms.
New (School) Year’s Resolutions
At the start of every academic year, many of us resolve to work differently or finally take better care of ourselves. But resolutions are often built to fail, and a more compassionate approach can help us make real change that lasts.
There’s Little Evidence Institutions Care About Writing
If writing matters, why don’t we put sufficient resources toward teaching it?