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29 novembre 2019

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By Matt Reed.Looking for tips.
This one is aimed particularly at people who work at community colleges. More...

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29 novembre 2019

Device Etiquette

By Matt Reed. I’m old enough to remember when “left to their own devices” simply meant “ignored.” Now the meaning is much more literal. More...

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29 novembre 2019

By Matt Reed. I don’t have much time for horror movies. I’d rather do a comedy, even a dumb one, than watch some cretin in a hockey mask wield a chain saw. It’s just not fun to watch people suffer. More...

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29 novembre 2019

“What Do You Think?”

By Matt Reed. As an instructor, I was never entirely sold on the multiple-choice format for tests. I would sometimes have a small section of it on an exam to test really basic factual knowledge -- how many senators does each state get -- as a sort of reality check, but it wouldn’t count for much. Life rarely comes at you in multiple-choice format, so it seemed kind of silly. More...

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29 novembre 2019

Friday Fragments - November 22, 2019

By Matt Reed. This has been burning up the interwebs for all the right reasons. A tip o’ the cap to Lauren Robel, EVP and provost at Indiana University at Bloomington. It’s her response to some hateful, stupid, racist statements by a tenured professor there. More...

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29 novembre 2019

Fundraising and "Overhead"

By Matt Reed. As this New York Times profile of an organization called ImpactMatters notes, the usual question of nonprofits is the percentage of costs spent on “overhead.” The question is well intended, but at a basic level, it misses the point. Lowering overhead is not the purpose of an organization. More...

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29 novembre 2019

Work on Your Jump Shot

By Matt Reed. Apparently, the state of Utah is phasing out academic merit scholarships, while leaving athletic scholarships intact. The ostensible idea is to redirect resources toward need-based aid. More...

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29 novembre 2019

Hosting a Hoo and a Hokie

By Matt Reed. As longtime readers know, one of my favorite New Jersey sentences is “you catch the Dinky by the Wawa.” Grown people say that. (The Dinky is a train in Princeton; Wawa is a convenience store.) I smile every single time I hear it. More...

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29 novembre 2019

Gen Ed Reform and the Problem of Other Courses

By Matt Reed. The Onion did a piece a while back on Americans’ attitude toward mass transit. As the piece had it, 98 percent of Americans favor increased use of mass transit by other people; that way, their own commutes wouldn’t be slowed by so much traffic. More...

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29 novembre 2019

A Citizenship Factory

By Matt Reed. If you haven’t already seen the CityLab piece on Helsinki’s new central library, check it out. The pictures alone are well worth it, though the article is excellent, too. It’s a reminder of what a culture can do if it decides to make something a priority. More...

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Premed

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Device Etiquette

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A Real Horror Story

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“What Do You Think?”

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Friday Fragments - November 22, 2019

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Fundraising and "Overhead"

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Work on Your Jump Shot

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Hosting a Hoo and a Hokie

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Gen Ed Reform and the Problem of Other Courses

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A Citizenship Factory

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