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Boosting Nontraditional Learners
To help those students obtain a degree or credential, colleges should consider accepting alternative-credit courses like those evaluated and approved by the American Council on Education, says Deborah Seymour.
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Youthful Mistakes and the Journalists Who Leap Upon Them
We should criticize student protesters when they make mistakes, but, as always, it's complicated.
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‘The Song Machine’ and the Higher Ed Machine
John Seabrook’s new book and our arguments about the future of the American University
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Using Music in the Foreign Language Classroom
Strategies for using songs to get students engaged with a new language
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Critical Reflections on 2015 Open Doors Numbers
Nearly one million (974,926) international students are studying in the U.S., an increase of 10% over last year, and 304.467 American students are going abroad. But some perspective on these data is required.
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Of Marriage and Short-Term Flings
Colleges and universities should renew their commitment to faculty members -- including contingent ones, write Jennifer Lundquist and Joya Misra.