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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Strategies to Develop Student Note-Taking Skills
Most students aren’t very good at taking notes. Learn techniques you can quickly and easily introduce in your courses to boost their note-taking skills.
What the 21st-Century Library Looks Like – The Chronicle of Higher Education
In the internet age, librarians are focusing less on books and more on teaching. Is something getting lost in the transition?
Source: What the 21st-Century Library Looks Like – The Chronicle of Higher Education
On Administrative Spending, Which Colleges Get the Most Bang for the Buck? – The Chronicle of Higher Education
Small liberal-arts colleges pay out much more for administrative costs relative to teaching than do large research universities, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni says in a new report.
More Than a ‘Summer Slump’: How the Loss of Structure Affects Academics – The Chronicle of Higher Education
The community and structure an instructor builds during the academic year can disappear each summer, when the bulk of his or her research is conducted. Many scholars struggle with the solitude.
