Originally published June 2017 Having drunk the KoolAid of rubrics and assessment, many the untrained academic administrator epitomizes that old saw about a knowing just
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Ten Reflections from the Fall Semester
Notes from this semester. Each semester I jot down observations about organizational practices, usually inspired by events at my place of employment. Every now and
Single Sex Education, Science, and Belief
One’s scientific “spidey sense” should tingle when a report on research talks about “opponents of” and “proponents of,” but just the same, with grains and
Rubrics, Disenchantment, and Analysis I
There is a tendency, in certain precincts in, and around, higher education, to fethishize rubrics. One gets the impression at conferences and from consultants that
Innoeduvation 