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End Tenure, Before It's Too Late
What if tenure is now more impediment than benefit for meeting our goals?
Securing Funding During Graduate School
The freedom that research support brings is particularly important for radical scholars of color, writes Victor Ray, who gives advice on how to obtain it.
Very Special Education
Lee Burdette Williams provides a tongue-in-cheek look at an institution's effort to differentiate itself.
Synthesis and Reactions to the 2017 NMC Horizon Report
Trying to convince non-edtech academics to read and engage with this report.
Math Geek Mom: Pet Rocks (and Such)
Looking for trends that were more than a craze.
'I Don’t Want to Lose the Scores'
Dual enrollment and student options.
The Confessions -- and Confusions -- of a First-Generation Scholar
While a huge literature exists on first-generation undergraduates, there is only silence about what happens to those students when they go on to doctoral or faculty life. Herb Childress provides an insider’s description.