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Category Archives: academe
Updates to two recent posts
Two points that, while interesting, don’t quite merit their own entries: If you were interested in the recent post about online quizzes in lit classes, then you might be interested in this posting from Tomorrow’s Professor about crafting effective multiple … Continue reading
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Changing attitudes among students and faculty
Earlier this month, UCLA reported on their triennial survey of faculty attitudes and values, “The American College Teacher.” (Here’s the study; here’s the InsideHigherEd.com writeup. Quotations below are from the latter.) The above-the-fold news from the study was that faculty … Continue reading
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