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Where Are the Student Voices?
Too many community college reforms ignore the low-income youth and adults who will be most affected, write Tara Watford, Vicki Park and Mike Rose.
From K-12 On Up...
The Boy and The Girl attend a pretty good public school district. It’s in a working/middle class suburb, and it...
Mothering at Mid-Career: The Tiger Mother's Village
One thing I managed to do on my weekend "pause" was begin reading Amy Chua’s Battle Hymn of the Tiger...
On Being Radio Free
So that was fun, don’t you think? Well worth the effort, and now it’s over. A round of applause for...
The Interview in the Sciences
A faculty member shares tips for candidates for tenure-track jobs.
Toward A Science of Learning
Colleges need to harness their own research expertise to focus on how students advance or fail to do so, writes Diana Chapman Walsh.
Rethinking Skype Interviews
Last week’s piece in IHE by “Young Philosopher” about replacing first-round conference interviews with Skype interviews has stuck in my...
Are Students Intentionally Plagiarising?
Like most instructors, I have graded more papers than I care to count. Add to this the drafts and proposals...