I recently spent a half an hour filling out yet another higher education survey instrument. Lots to say about methodological issues, but also about content.
Efficient Evaluation of Student Work
Ask any teacher – at any level of education – about their job and “time stress” and its variants will be a number one complaint.
From the Majoring in the 21st Century Blog (Not 95) Theses on General Education, etc. General Education reform has a long history in higher education
(Not 95) Theses on General Education Reform, etc.
General Education reform has a long history in higher education of being a no-win zone. Correct that: in any given GenEd campaign there is often
Part of the Gender Gap in Majors May Lie in Intro Courses (Sort Of)
The following describes an interesting morphing of memes on the web and something that might be especially relevant to me and my colleagues at Mills
First Food Courts, Next Academic Content Franchises
My conservative prediction is that within five years we will see examples of not-for-profit private colleges turning into franchises for textbook publishers such as Pearson
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