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3 mars 2019

A Worrisome Glimpse Through a Spyglass

By Steven Mintz. Small liberal arts colleges will be limited to a handful of highly endowed institutions.
It’s not just under-endowed, rural colleges with fewer than a thousand students that are in trouble. Many name-brand liberal arts colleges are also under stress. More...

3 mars 2019

Higher Education Under the Microscope

By Steven Mintz. The Great Recession not only prompted enormous interest in new educational models – competency-based, stackable, earn-learn, among others – it coincided with a torrent of books on academic transformation. More...

3 mars 2019

They Were Expendable

By Steven Mintz. In the 1945 John Ford film, starring John Wayne and Donna Reed, the expendables were the Navy seamen who were left behind in the Philippines to allow Douglas MacArthur and other commanding officers to escape the impending Japanese invasion. More...

3 mars 2019

Higher Education Needs to Innovate. But How?

By Steven Mintz. A headline in a recent issue of the Boston Globe says it all: “Experimental colleges once were the future. Now, what is their future?”  One after another, the innovators of the 1960s and 1970s are biting the dust, fading, or transforming themselves into pale shadows of their original ambitions. It’s not just Hampshire College, but Franconia, Goddard, New College, and perhaps even Evergreen State College. More...

3 mars 2019

Educating Versus Training and Credentialing

By Steven Mintz. Lurking behind many current debates about higher education lies a divide between those who seek to credential a growing number of young people and those more concerned about maintaining the integrity, quality, and rigor of a college education. More...

3 mars 2019

The Sociology of Today's Classrooms

By Steven Mintz. Among the roles students commonly adopt are the compliant, the annoyingly argumentative, the habitual rebels, and the discouraged and fatalistic. Other student types include the careerist, the precocious intellectual, the procrastinator, the striver, and the disconnected. More...

3 mars 2019

Reframing the Conversation about OER

It's time to move the OER conversation beyond the cost of course materials to focus primarily on the quality of OER course resources. More...

3 mars 2019

What I Would Tell My Younger Self

By Matt Reed. Claire Major got a great discussion going on Twitter this weekend. She asked professors what they would go back and tell their first-year-of-teaching selves, if they had the chance.  The thread is well worth reading. More...

3 mars 2019

#EndCCStigma

By Matt Reed. Kudos to Steve Robinson, the President of Owens Community College in Toledo, for attacking the community college stigma directly. He has even started a hashtag on Twitter -- #endccstigma -- to organize the campaign. More...

3 mars 2019

Alaska and Connecticut

By Matt Reed. Alaska is proposing catastrophic cuts to its public flagship university, while allowing a small increase for its community colleges. More...

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