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(6 results) The Publishable Perishable Professoriat
The University: An institution for research and scholarship, or an academy for advanced teaching and learning? (read more) Roadkill on the Information Superhighway
Charlotte Allen reminded readers on mindingthecampus.com that when you hear the words “for the 21st century” in conjunction with an educational topic, “you know it’s time to run for cover.” (read more) Antidote to Apathy
Are students interested in politics, can they become passionate about such topics causing civic involvement, and how should educators encourage such activity? From the 2005 Modern Language Association Convention held in Washington, D.C. (read more) Blinded by Majority
Mark Bauerlein told the committee on academic freedom that bias can easily become institutionalized, making it invisible to those inside academia. (read more) Reading Between the Studies
David Kipen, representing the National Endowment for the Arts, travelled to this year’s Modern Language Association Convention to promote The Big Read, a NEA program which combats declining reading habits by enlisting members of the community to read a piece of literature simultaneously (read more) Radical Teaching Defined
In the effort to radicalize students willing to work for social change, “critical” teachers may be forgetting to let their students freely choose their own ideological positions in the first place. (read more) |
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