Education Archive
Geoff Pfeifer, Worcester Polytechnic Institute – Inclusion and Equity in Student Project Teams
On Worcester Polytechnic Institute Week: Not everyone likes team projects in college classes. Geoff Pfeifer, associate
22/1/2020
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Art Heinricher, Worcester Polytechnic Institute – Cost of Higher Education
On Worcester Polytechnic Institute Week: Is higher education worth the cost? Art Heinricher, professor of mathematical
20/1/2020
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Brett Levy, University at Albany – Reducing Political Polarization Through Education
On University at Albany Week: Having an open mind could lead to a better political future.
10/1/2020
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David Canton, Connecticut College – The Second Generation of Black Historians
On Connecticut College Week: Who was Lawrence Reddick? David Canton, associate professor of history, discusses this
3/12/2019
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John Duffy, University of Notre Dame – Writing and the Public Discourse
How do we change the tone of our current public discourse? John Duffy, professor of English
25/11/2019
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Mimi Benjamin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania – Living-Learning Communities
Not all living-learning communities are succeeding as well as others. Mimi Benjamin, associate professor in the
13/11/2019
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Angie Mayfield, Vincennes University – Mixed Age Students
College classrooms are mostly traditional students. Angie Mayfield, professor of English at Vincennes University, explores how
12/11/2019
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Thomas Adam, University of Texas at Arlington – From Public Good to Personal Pursuit
A college education used to be free. Thomas Adam, professor of transnational history at the University
17/10/2019
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Steve Joordens, University of Toronto Scarborough – Peer Assessment
You’ve got to think for yourself. Steve Joordens, professor of psychology at the University of Toronto
15/10/2019
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Mara Grayson, California State University Dominguez Hills – Trigger Warnings in the Classroom
Are trigger warnings helpful in the classroom? Mara Grayson, assistant professor of English at California State
20/9/2019
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