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Fear and Decision Making in the Nursing Discipline
Do worries about exam pass rates and clinical placements lead programs to discriminate against underrepresented populations and shun innovation?
Don't Underestimate Cheating in Online Courses
Articles that "support the belief that good course design is a panacea that eliminates cheating" don't help online learning.
A Key Step Toward Safety This Fall
Colleges should provide free flu shots to all faculty, staff and students and consider making vaccination mandatory for those who want to return to campus, Nancy Kass and Jonathan Links write.
What About the Other 85 Percent?
We understand the "new normal" for students living on campuses this fall during the pandemic, Barbara Jacoby writes, but what about all those who are commuters?
How to Have ‘The Talk’ About Leaving Academe
Karin Johnson offers a graduate student’s insight into how she had the conversation with her adviser -- and how it went.
You Don't Solve the Economy With a Curriculum
If jobs simply aren't there, they can't be trained into being.
The OPM Question That the CHLOE 5 Report Does Not Answer
Does working with an online program manager make schools more or less resilient?