…students could typically use their school’s computer labs and internet hot spots on campus. During remote instruction, however, many had to join classes from smartphones or park outside stores to…
READ MORE…therefore important to ask what this “first hurdle”—graduate education—looks like in practice, and whether Canadian PhDs find themselves competing on an even footing with scholars educated elsewhere. Students’ success in…
READ MORE…senior critic of art at Yale University, Madoff has compiled a complex and challenging assemblage of articles, conversations, commentaries, and architectural descriptions into a contemporary manifesto on the art school…
READ MORE…most common practice. (His complaint concerned efficiency rather than ethics: When authors make substantial changes to completed manuscripts, work has to be done a second time.) This fits well the…
READ MORE…an immersive English language learning experience. This sector was reined in somewhat by the creation of the BC Private Postsecondary Education Commission in 1990. The legislation establishing the Commission required…
READ MORE…proposed act “respecting academic freedom in the university sector.” The bill was tabled April 6 and is under committee review. In addition to undermining the autonomy of universities and faculty,…
READ MORE…Start year: 2000 Higher Education in Review ISSN: 15565424 EISSN: 15565750 Subject:Education Publisher: Penn State’s Higher Education Students Association Country: United States Language: English Keywords: education policy, educational plans Start…
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