2 novembre 2018

By Matt Reed. FAFSA, debt relief, comic relief. More...

By Matt Reed. The new Century Foundation report, “Policy Strategies for Pursuing Adequate Funding for Community Colleges,” lacks a catchy title, but it’s well worth the read. If you have a chunk of time, I recommend it. More...

By Matt Reed. Understanding the model. More...

By Matt Reed. A shift in career goals. More...

By Matt Reed. There’s plenty to chew on in the latest IHE poll about college faculty attitudes about technology, OER, and assessment. (Least surprising finding: skepticism about assessment remains strong.) But at least in the OER section, it strikes me that we need to ask a different question. More...

By Matt Reed. Applying to college; a horror film classic; more. More...

By Matt Reed. Questions worth asking. More...

By Matt Reed. The importance of libraries. More...

By Matt Reed. ... without judging students' lives.
My college, like many, leaves attendance policies to individual faculty. It requires reporting when a student never shows up, or misses class serially, but it leaves the professor to determine grade penalties, if any. More...

By Matt Reed. “It’s the social skills, the interpersonal skills.”
This week I attended a meeting of another industry advisory board for one of our vocationally-oriented programs. I’ve been attending those since my DeVry days, at four different colleges and in more programs than I can immediately remember. More...