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An illustration of two people in casual business attire sitting on opposite sides of a desk having a salary negotiation; a stack of dollar bills hovers in a speech bubble between them.
Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

Why I Teach Negotiation Skills to Undergrads

Cultivating knowledge and a skill set around negotiation sets students up to pursue meaningful, sustainable careers.

By Kim Miller

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Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

Can’t Quit the Lecture? Try Quasi-Active Learning

The method offers a sustainable middle ground for teaching.

By Yunteng He

Covers of the books Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink; What the Best College Teachers Do by Ken Bain; Brain Rules: 12 Principles for Surviving and Thriving at Work, Home, and School by John Medina; and Teaching & Learning Illuminated: The Big Ideas, Illustrated, by Bradley Busch, Edward Watson and Ludmila Bogatchek.
Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

10 Books for the Evidence-Based Professor

Consider this a starter kit in the science of learning.

By Benjamin Pacini

Ben Shapiro speaks during Turning Point's annual AmericaFest conference in December 2025. He is standing at a podium in front of a red, white and blue background.
Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

What a Failed Discussion Taught Me About Teaching Diversity

When a classroom discussion about Ben Shapiro descended quickly into ridicule, I knew we needed to rewind.

By Musbah Shaheen

The letters "AI" in blue three-dimensional font against a red background.
Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

How AI Is Exploding Our Illusions of Rigor

Craig E. Nelson’s concept of “dysfunctional illusions of rigor” holds new currency in our AI age.

By Szymon Machajewski

A bust of Sophocles in front of a fence in Athens.
Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

Imagining Sophocles in Brooklyn

And, scene: This is what it’s like to read Sophocles aloud in my community college classroom.

By Bob Blaisdell

A photo illustration of a human hand holding six playing cards from the "Analog Inspiration" series." Each card has a headline like "Motivation" or "Belonging" and each describes a classroom activity involving AI.
An illustration of a digital brain.
Opinion
Career Advice Teaching

A 4-Part Test for Teaching in an AI Age

What knowledge do students need to have ready to access in their brains—and what knowledge can they store externally?

By Aaron Rasmussen