Student support teams can get bogged down in procedures and are prevented from actually serving students. More...
See how other colleges support active learning
At Dawson College in Montreal, Canada, there are three active-learning classrooms that the college calls “smart classrooms.” These rooms are designed with group tables and interactive whiteboards around the perimeter of the room. More...
Do you treat your adjunct professors as add-ons?
In the real world, providing the necessary resources for full-time faculty to engage in college-wide assessment work is challenging, at best, and integrating an adjunct faculty cohort of over 1,400 members into this work would seem to make the task downright impossible. But at Rio Salado College in Arizona, that is just what we have done. More...
Visionary universities teach life purpose: Does yours?
A sense of purpose is an important and teachable attribute. Studies find that pursuing one’s purpose is associated with psychological well-being. Individuals with a sense of purpose report they are happier, more satisfied with their lives, and more hopeful about the future. More...
Are three-year degree programs the answer?
A three-year bachelor’s degree may help students dodge some of the increasingly burdensome debt associated with higher education–that is, if the programs can get off the ground. More...
UK public pays high price for private schools
It is ridiculously inappropriate to compare “luxury homes, cars, exotic holidays” with the fees for private schools. More...
The meaning of a good, well-rounded education
Readers share their perspectives on the charitable status of private schools, and the importance of music lessons for pupils of all backgrounds. More...
Trigger warnings OK but no-platforming may be illegal, universities warned
Government guidance aims to protect free speech and stop ‘chilling effect’ of blanket bans on speakers. More...