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Long-term COVID-19 symptoms have implications for colleges
While college administrators and decision makers have stressed that they are taking the COVID-19 pandemic and its attendant health and…
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State voters and higher education
Four years ago, officials in Nevada’s higher education system were accused of misleading state lawmakers as the Legislature was thinking…
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These Free Guides Help Answer Common Parent Questions About Remote Learning
If you’re teaching online, we’re sure you’re getting a ton of questions from parents. Especially ones about how their students…
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Survey: Distance learning creates more work with less rigor
Dive Brief: The sudden transition from in-person learning to remote instruction resulted in more work but with less academic rigor,…
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Liberty University’s Falkirk think tank pushed the boundaries on political messaging, but nonprofit restrictions remain murky
Viewed solely as a political advertisement on social media this election year, it would be largely unremarkable. A tightly framed…
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A professor explores the challenges of being pregnant in academe (opinion) | Inside Higher Ed
On Mother’s Day of 2016, an article I wrote about pregnancy and the academy was published. First delivered as a…
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Review of Joshua Gunn, ‘Political Perversion: Rhetorical Aberration in the Time of Trumpeteering’ | Inside Higher Ed
Let me venture a prediction about next week that also applies to the months and years to follow: at no…
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Students getting in-person instruction at accelerating pace in California
Photo: Michael Burke/EdSource Students inside teacher Carissa Brander’s 1st grade class during one of the school’s first days of in-person…
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Shift to U.S.-style higher education in Bavaria
Advocates of a new Bavarian law that could usher in more U.S.-style stratification of universities and allow institutions to charge…
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With test scores out, college essays count more
Lauryn Cummins Lauryn Cummins, a senior at Terra Linda High School in San Rafael, works on college application essays. Lauryn…
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