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Cornell Says No Remote Teaching as COVID Fears Persist
Scholars question the legality and morality of Cornell's refusal to consider requests from faculty to teach online -- even requests "premised on the need for a disability accommodation."
Tenure for the Teachers
Worcester Polytechnic Institute is adding 45 tenure lines for non-tenure-track professors who specialize in teaching.
Providing Flexible Learning Models in Higher Education
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Opinion
Teaching the Sixth Graders of College
By recognizing that first-year college students are much like those in the first year of middle school, we can help them acclimate and become part of the academic community, writes Wayne Stauffer.
New Programs: Native American Studies, Homeland Security Administration, Practical Theology, Choral Pedagogy, European Studies, Occupational Safety, Addiction Counseling, Business Analytics
Diné College is offering a new Native American studies minor. Gardner-Webb University has started a B.S. in homeland security administration...
Opinion
Designing Courses for Introverts and Extroverts
Faculty members should identify ways to include significant learning experiences that champion both types of students, write Zala Fashant and Linda Russell.
New Programs: Spanish, Cannabis Business, Homeland Security Administration, Risk Management, Health, Computer Systems, Business
California Lutheran University is starting a minor in Spanish media. Community College of Denver is starting an associate of applied...
Pearson Launches App for Students
The company is charging $9.99 per month for a single book. Will students buy it?