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Forgetting
Forgetting the lessons of the last year and a half would be devastating.
Creating a Learning Work Culture That Meets Professional Needs
Tasha Coppett, Liz Green and Suzy Nelson describe programs and critical success factors for empowering staff members to create an environment of continual learning and improvement.
The Problem With Audiobooks
How technology, monopolistic platforms and certain business models combine to exacerbate inequality.
Mark Twain and Critical Race Theory
Laura Skandera Trombley and Ann Ryan explore Mark Twain’s writing as just one example of how thoroughly American it is to try to unravel the knot of race, racism and U.S. history.
Maximizing Human Systems in Transfer
Policy alone can’t remove the barriers facing today’s transfer students.
Ask the Deans
Deans are struggling with similar issues across disciplines and have ideas for grappling successfully with them, but we’re often an underutilized campus resource, writes Marie Chisholm-Burns.
If You Need to Escape: Run Toward, Not From
Some good advice I received many years ago.
Can Civics Education in Colleges Strengthen Democracy?
Only if it goes well beyond calls to improve civic knowledge, cultivate responsible citizenship and nurture tolerance and civility.