By Joshua Kim. The liberal arts, distributed work, and quality of life.
Perhaps you were surprised that Hanover, NH made Amazon’s HQ2 shortlist. More...
27 janvier 2018
27 janvier 2018
'Dual Transformation' Will Drive Higher Ed People Crazy
By Joshua Kim. We should read it anyway.
Here a 3 ways that Dual Transformation will drive you - higher ed person - crazy. More...
27 janvier 2018
Report: Bundled Textbooks a Bad Deal for Students
By Lindsay McKenzie. Faculty members could unlock large savings for their students by not assigning textbook "bundles," the Student Public Interest Research Groups assert in a report published Thursday. More...
26 janvier 2018
The Space Between Us
Scott McLemee explores Michael S. A. Graziano’s The Spaces Between Us: A Story of Neuroscience, Evolution and Human Nature, which describes how we are each surrounded by a kind of invisible bubble possessing remarkable qualities. More...
20 janvier 2018
Adieu les problèmes au travail : les clés pour résoudre les blocages relationnels
Une difficulté passagère peut devenir un problème permanent si une solution adaptée n'est pas appliquée. Cependant, le problème ne persiste que dans la mesure où il est entretenu par le comportement de l'individu ou de son entourage. Plus...
13 janvier 2018
The Shore Line: A storybook for a sustainable future
Imagine a future schoolyard where students arrive on bikes and assemble into a solar-powered cafeteria to share a nutritious breakfast sourced from the school garden. More...
13 janvier 2018
Barred
By Barbara Fister. Nothing demonstrates books are powerful more clearly than trying to keep them from being read. More...
12 janvier 2018
Reading for the New Year
Like many of us, I started January setting goals for the year. Although New Year’s resolutions can take hundreds of different forms, like Laura’s Three E’s or Heather’s Three Words, I like to link my resolutions to my favorite books. More...
6 janvier 2018
Books, the Web, and Listening Across Our Beliefs
By Joshua Kim. My faith in social media was restored in the first week of 2018. All it took was a book, a comment, and a tweet.The book is Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist by Kate Raworth.
I gave this book my attention, and I recommended that you do the same. More...
2 janvier 2018
Challenging Our Thinking in 2018 With 'Doughnut Economics’
By Joshua Kim. The value of reading books that clash with what we think we know.
Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist by Kate Raworth. More...
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