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Attacks on Critical Race Theory Threaten Democracy
Grounding in an accurate and complete American history -- of which race is a central component -- is the basis for a common understanding on which a democracy is built, Harvey J. Graff argues.
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Keep the SAT and ACT
The tests may not be perfect, but they offer admissions officers key information, writes Larry S. Su.
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In Spite of Everything
Scott McLemee explores Spite: The Upside of Your Dark Side by Simon McCarthy-Jones.
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A College Leader Takes His First Virtual Class
After enrolling in an online course during the pandemic, Roger Martin, a former college president, has some suggestions for current leaders about instructional changes they may want to consider.
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The Viability of Virtual Exchange
Even after the pandemic, it will remain an important part of internationalizing a classroom experience for college students around the world, says Mohamed Abdel-Kader.
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Small but Mighty
Mary Anne Lewis Cusato shares seven successful strategies she used to boost an academic program led by a single full-time faculty member.
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From Sacred Cow to Sacrificial Lamb
When tenure’s postmortem is written, many culprits are sure to be held accountable for its steady -- and now accelerating -- erosion, write Scott Latham and Michael Braun.
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Student-Centric Transformation
If colleges were to focus less on their business models and more on their students, the positive results would be significant, argues Steve K. Stoute.