By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Inexorable
Simon Terry, 2016/06/01
"The thousands of small adjustments we make each day are barely noticed," writes Simon Terry. But change is a constant in human life, and it should be a constant in organizations as well. More...
By Academics Anonymous. I fell in love with this country on a university exchange and built my academic career here. Now I’m not sure I’ll be able to stay, or even if I’d want to. More...
By . Despite the vote I remain an optimist – a cross-border European community of scholars predates the EU by centuries. More...
By Mo Costandi. We know some people can’t conjure up mental images. But we’re only beginning to understand the impact this “aphantasia” might have on their education. More...
By . Pupils from deprived backgrounds are still less likely to think about going to university than their better-off peers. More...
By . The higher education bill is a shocker: do ministers really need the powers of ‘entry and search’. More...
By Andrew Gelman. The media has an appetite for clear-cut findings, but sometimes all we can offer is ambiguity and more questions. More...
By Sally Weale. Survey finds satisfaction levels have fallen sharply since tuition fees rose to £9,000, with BME students particularly unhappy. More...
By Onni Gust. Critics claim trigger warnings stifle debate, but they do the opposite. They give students a chance to pause, then focus on something tricky. More...
By Academics Anonymous. My university made me redundant in the kindest possible way, but I’m heartbroken. Now I have to reinvent myself yet again. More...
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