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The Promise of Personalized Learning, Enabled by AI
A centuries-old challenge for teachers has been how to adapt learning materials and presentations to meet the varied backgrounds and abilities of students. Emerging technologies, Ray Schroeder writes, can help meet students where they are and customize learning for them.
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What I Learned From a Teaching Award
Thomas Hallock describes four insights he gained as both a recipient and a judge.
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A President’s Renewed Respect for Tenure
Daniele Struppa’s years as a dean tested his support, but tenure’s protection of unpopular faculty views is essential in times like these, he writes.
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Hampshire: On the Bus or Off the Bus?
The college's unusual approach to its current predicament.
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The Case Against Learning Innovation
Frankly, it’s a little disquieting you would let your ideals blind you to reality.
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Fashioning Professionalism as Contingent Faculty
Practical issues with significant implications.
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Frugal Internationalization: The Indian Way
Prime Minister Modi is facing the challenge of re-election in May and has launched the Leadership for Academicians Program, which underlines the importance of international training for faculty in academic and administrative leadership.