#Students

Liam Donovan

LPDonovan

It's remarkable how much people get off on rage clicks over Harvard and Ruth's Chris and don't really care about why CARES gave them $ or conditions of how it

wretchardthecat

wretchardthecat

Traditional tertiary education will decline in the short run but network education will expand to levels greater than before. Most future higher education will take place in the economy with

Ethan Gardner

ethanhgardner

Last night I put up a post about changing the confederate building names in a prominent JMU Facebook group and I am very disheartened by the response it generated from

Laura M. Tilghman

LauraMTilghman

Half-way through my fall pandemic semester teaching online, and thinking back to my previous online courses in the before times, I have some thoughts about how the received wisdom about

Peter Tennant

PWGTennant

1/ THREAD ON FACE-TO-FACE TEACHING The debate around face-to-face teaching in UK #HigherEd escalated yesterday when @ucu warned it 'could spark a #Covid avalanche' and UK universities could be the

Dr Kirsty A. Miller

KamMilz

Looking forward to welcoming our new 1st years tomorrow and considering what WILL be the same this academic year. Our students WILL... Have peer mentors to help their transition into

Amy Cohn

ProfAmyCohn

To the countless college students who are NOT throwing huge parties and having loads of fun right now:I’m sorry that so many on social media are mis-characterizing all college students

Akanksha Mehta

AjeebAurat

Students want to be integral & included in Strike action (they felt excluded last time). They take on a lot of labour of organising. They bring up unequal divisions of

Ariel Gilreath

arielgilreath

Greenville County Schools will vote today on attendance plans: if spread of covid is high, 0 in-person learning or 1 day a week. If it's medium, 1 or 2 days

Simon Marsden

marsden_sj

This seems broadly in line with what many UK universities are planning. I have some questions about it. First, what is the perceived benefit of committing to holding small-group teaching

kristopher phillips

kristopherGphil

Often unappreciated is how important, and if we are being honest, powerful department admins are. At #SUU, the department of #Languages and #Philosophy is fortunate to have arguable *the best*

Dr Altha Jane Cravey

LocoCravey

I'm freaked out about living in college town about to become a major Covid hot spot. I'm freaked out for myself, campus workers, community members, students and health care workers.

gab.ai/murali

muralipiyer

Read this thread and then read about Belgian system(secondary) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_BelgiumAnd the German school system here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_GermanyWhat @svembu is suggesting is to ensure mos

Natalie Telis

NatalieTelis

The #NSFGRFP is an incredible opportunity... so I analyzed winners from 2011-20 to understand who gets it. The good news: things are slightly worse in 2018-20, but they're stable. The

Anthony Angueira

AnthonyAngueira

As academic medical centers begin to consider allowing personnel to return to work, I have a bold idea on how key investments in aggressive testing infrastructure could position an institution

Kim Weeden

WeedenKim

Should universities resume face-to-face instruction in fall? Ben Cornwell and I posted a working paper with relevant evidence from @Cornell on the structure of enrollment networks that connect students and