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One Professor’s Thoughts on Teaching: It All Comes Back to Making Connections With Students
Helping students discover what higher education is truly about may require that professors change their mind-sets and work to build relationships with students, writes Gretchen McKay of McDaniel College.
Tolerance Over Inclusiveness?
Tolerance is a better approach than inclusiveness when it comes to fostering free inquiry and open classroom discussions, Joel Kaminsky writes.
Balancing Self-Care With Accountability
Yes, it’s possible for professors to be compassionate with students while maintaining rigor and accountability, write Betty-Shannon Prevatt and Pamela Norcross.
What Happens in Florida…
Governor DeSantis is leading an assault on the state’s public higher education institutions, Andrew Gothard writes.
Could Your Syllabus Be More Supportive of Students?
The syllabus offers a first impression of a professor and signals what that instructor believes about students and their ability to succeed, writes Samantha Levine.
China’s Reopening Brings New Recruiting Challenges
Returning to China after three years without recruitment travel, admissions officers will face changed expectations from Chinese families, Xiaofeng Wan writes.
Focus on Mission to Yield Enrollment
There are plenty of trends that can encourage those in enrollment management, write Jason W. Osborne and Brent Shock.
A Plan to Save the Daily Paper
Peter Laufer writes that journalism schools could help save daily papers—and calls on Gannett to donate the Eugene Register-Guard to Oregon’s J-school as proof of concept.