Education Archive

Tuan Nguyen, Kansas State University – Understanding the Issue of Teacher Vacancy

The shortage of teachers is a critical problem. Tuan Nguyen, assistant professor of education at Kansas

Melissa Jones, Northern Kentucky University – Building Inclusive Communities Through Peer Mentoring

On Northern Kentucky University Week: Encouraging students with disabilities to feel included leads to a better

Jonathan Cullick, Northern Kentucky University – Teaching To Kill A Mockingbird

On Northern Kentucky University Week: Can we learn new things from old texts? Jonathan Cullick, professor

Suzanne McLeod, Binghamton University – 4 Ways to Get the New School Year Off to a Good Start

Are your kids ready to go back to school? Suzanne McLeod, assistant Professor in the department

TaLisa Carter, American University – Insider Status as a Researcher

Researchers with inside knowledge of their subject can face interesting challenges. TaLisa Carter, assistant professor in

Matthew Vetter, Indiana University of Pennsylvania – Understanding Instructor Motivations for Adopting Wikipedia-Based Assignments

On Wiki Education Week:Β  What are the benefits of using Wikipedia in the classroom? Matthew Vetter,

Naniette Coleman, University of California Berkeley – Diversifying the Hands that Combat Misinformation One Wikipedia β€œedit” Button Click at a Time

On Wiki Education Week:Β  Everyone can work to combat misinformation. Naniette Coleman, PhD candidate in sociology

Zachary McDowell, University of Illinois at Chicago – Wikipedia and the Representation of Reality

On Wiki Education Week:Β  Not all groups have the same representation on Wikipedia. Zachary McDowell, assistant

Trudi Jacobson, North-West University – Students Reflect on Their Roles and Responsibilities as Wikipedia Editors

On Wiki Education Week:Β  What responsibilities do authors have on a public forum? Trudi Jacobson, extraordinary

Wes Routon, Georgia Gwinnett University – Dual Enrollment Pays Off

Getting a jumpstart on college courses can pay off for high school students Wes Routon, associate