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Our 2013 Plenary Speakers
Dr. Janice Denton
PLENARY SESSION: Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Dr. James Anderson
PLENARY SESSION: Wednesday, June 5, 2013
News, Blogs & CoPs
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June 11, 2012
From Denial to Acceptance
NEW YORK – Margaret A. Miller, a professor at the University of Virginia’s Center for the Study of Higher Education and an expert on learning outcomes, likes to compare the state of the student assessment movement to the...
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May 09, 2012
Move Over Harvard And MIT, Stanford Has The Real “Revolution In Education”
Lectures are often the least educational aspect of college; I know, I’ve taught college seniors and witnessed how little students learn during their four years in higher education. So, while it’s noble that...
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May 06, 2012
Stop Complaining About Teacher Assessments; Find Alternatives
When talks between the U.S. Department of Education and teacher-preparation programs over performance-based accountability collapsed last month, no one should have been surprised. Like most other accountability efforts in education, the department's proposed plan was more stick than carrot. But those of us in the higher-education field of teacher...
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May 03, 2012
The Campus Tsunami
But, over the past few months, something has changed. The elite, pace-setting universities have embraced the Internet. Not long ago, online courses were interesting experiments. Now online...
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May 02, 2012
What Do Today's Students Think About the Future of Higher Ed? You Might Be Surprised
"Do you actually believe in this stuff?" one of my colleagues at The Chronicle of Higher...
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April 30, 2012
Credit Hour (Still) Rules
It’s an understatement of near-epic proportions to say that policy makers and politicians are smitten with Western Governors University’s brand of competency-based learning. After years of slow growth in the wake of its...
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