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3 décembre 2018

The role of HE in a politically disrupted world

By Andrée Sursock. How can higher education institutions model open, democratic and engaged communities? How can they initiate social and cultural change? Those two questions are vital in today’s world, particularly because analyses of election returns have repeatedly demonstrated the consistent impact of higher education on voting choices. More...

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2 décembre 2018

The ‘unbundling’ of the university experience – a shot across the bows

‘Unbundling’ is the disaggregation of different elements of a service and its discrete re-packaging and sale. As anyone flying with Ryanair will know, you buy a seat separately from any baggage allowance as well as any food and possibly, one day, access to the on-flight toilets. More...

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2 décembre 2018

Re-imaging higher education funded by a graduate levy

Novel and radical policy ideas are a rare thing. But Johnny Rich’s new HEPI Policy note Fairer funding: the case for a graduate levy represents a truly sweeping overhaul of university financing which would change many of the fundamentals of how universities are incentivised. More...

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2 décembre 2018

AI can humanize teaching—if we let it

Educators should ignore the 'fear factor' around AI robots taking over teaching, and should harness the technology to improve their craft. More...

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2 décembre 2018

Here’s how mixed reality is already changing teaching and learning

Mixed reality is helping one university produce students who are trained for the collaborative workforce. More...

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1 décembre 2018

Exploring positive autism-spectrum outcomes in higher ed

While about one-third of high school students with autism now enroll in college, they are much less likely than other students, both with and without (other) disabilities, to graduate from college, national research has shown. More...

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1 décembre 2018

The balance between innovation and fiduciary responsibility

Public institutions are constantly attempting to re-define their core missions and at the same time, regain the public's trust.  As such, there are a number of forces that have made the Higher Education landscape increasingly competitive. More...

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1 décembre 2018

A star is born

This is the second in a trilogy of commentaries on rising Early College Stars. Our focus this month highlights successful Early College best practice case studies that optimize Early College aspiration, preparedness, and achievement. More...

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1 décembre 2018

Professors are selling their plasma to pay bills. Let's hold colleges' feet to the fire

If you like your coffee fair trade, why not your children’s school ‘fair labor’? Here’s a simple but effective proposal. More...

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1 décembre 2018

Missing the point in graduate pay report

The IFS study also showed that men with degrees earned less than those without one, says Paul Hewitson. More...

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