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Far From Standard

New guidelines for teaching writing seek to build "habits of mind" instead of touting specific methods.

ROTC Plus

Dickinson looks to infuse liberal education into military training -- and to get similar colleges to build ties to the armed forces.
Opinion

Humans and the Humanites

An instructor and a student share lessons they learned from a class in which university students taught Russian literature at a juvenile correctional facility.

The Power of the Nudge

Study finds that academic and life coaching has a notable influence on student persistence -- especially for males.

Adapting to Developmental Ed

With colleges desperate to improve remedial programs, educational tech companies see a growing market for "adaptive" learning software.
Opinion

What Do Students Remember?

David Head asked the question in his classes -- and considers what he learned.
Opinion

Teaching Ambiguity

Robert Eisinger makes the case for emphasizing fluidity over concreteness and probability over facts in the college classroom.

Can You Trust Automated Grading?

ETS says new research shows its program can be superior to human evaluation of college students, but MIT scholar says claims are built on false premises.