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Exploring Identity in Today’s Multicultural Classroom
The challenges of teaching about identity to our campuses’ extraordinarily diverse students.
The Pedagogy of Abundance
Using unconventional sources to make learning active.
Resituating U.S. History in a Global Context
I consider the U.S. history survey the most important course that a history department offers.
Is Competency-Based Education an Idea Whose Time Has Come?
Paul LeBlanc certainly thinks so. He sees it as a realistic way to reverse the trend toward deepening socioeconomic inequality.
What Great Works of Literature Can Teach Us About the Plight of Refugees
Law schools’ law and literature movement underscores literature’s power to instill empathy and help us identify with the lives of others.
Reckoning With Inequality
How to break down the disciplinary silos that prevent us from addressing various inequalities more holistically.
What an Early-1960s Nursery School Can Teach Us About Pedagogy and Instructional Design
Why we should care about experience management.