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Blog: Higher Ed Beta A “not invented here” bias on the part of faculty is often cited as a factor in inhibiting the spread and adaptation of innovations in teaching and learning practice. The “bias” part alludes to a prejudgment that what we create...

In the previous post I looked closely at the data on teacher effectiveness for six different high schools. In this follow-up post we look more closely at a range of data from two successful schools and one school identified in the Cuomo Report on Failing...

My last post, You’re Not Really A Recruiter, seems to have hit something of a nerve – apparently, a lot of people out there feel the same way I do about those charlatans who fraudulently call themselves recruiters, even though they’ve got no experience...

Morning Ladies and Gents! Hope you all had a lovely holiday weekend!  That was the last holiday weekend until… – well, I won’t mention the C word just yet.. Here are the latest additions to Bermuda’s calendar since last week’s post.  As always, don...

This is the ninth in a series of ten blog posts aimed at those new to online learning or thinking of possibly doing it. The previous eight are: 1. What is online learning? 2. Isn’t online learning worse than face-to-face teaching? 3. Aren’t MOOCs...