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‘Condescending Negativism’ and Other Transgressions
Doug Lederman - Inside Higher Ed
Classroom incivility can be a two-way street
"The Baby Boomers as Faculty: What Will They Leave Behind?"
William R. Doyle - Change Magazine (Subscription only)
Doyle examines shifting trends in faculty makeup for the future.
"Learning, Teaching, and Diversity Dilemmas: Making Complex Connections in Teacher Education" - Video
H. Rich Milner
Lois Autry Betts Associate Professor of Education
Donna Ford on Closing the Achievement Gap - Video
Vanderbilt News
Interview with Donna Ford, Ph.D., recipient of the National Association of Gifted Children 2008 Distinguished Scholar award
Presidential hopefuls agree on need to simplify tuition aid - Christopher Loss interviewed
Times Higher Education
Americans are angry about the cost of universities and the complicated process required of them to get government financial aid. And both candidates have scrambled to give the appearance, at least, of addressing the problem.
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