by Shaun O'Dwyer Nineteen years ago, I first came to Japan to work as an English teacher at Nova Group. On my third day of teacher training in Tokyo, I thought I’d sized up my trainer well enough to drop the U-bomb in conversation. “So what...
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by Suvendrini Kakuchi Recruitment of foreign academics in Japanese universities has contributed significantly to higher education internationalization, but recent research has highlighted cultural gaps and troubling differences in career expectations.
Book Review: The Academic Portfolio A Practical Guide to Documenting Teaching, Research, and Service
Review by Doreen Lewis, Ph.D. The Academic Portfolio, A Practical Guide to Documenting Teaching, Research, and Service, by Peter Seldin and J. Elizabeth Miller, is the kind of book that.
by Julie Candio Do you remember what happened last Wednesday? No? Sometimes our students don't either. And I don't blame them. While students can refer to the course syllabus, there may have been announcements mentioned during class that aren't top of mind for them when...
by Elizabeth Pattman Elon University has gone up the ladder, filing a request for review with the national office of the National Labor Relations Board after the regional director certified.
by Alison Snyder and Kim Hart "Universities were designed to last, not change."Bridget Burns, executive director, the University Innovation Alliance U.S. colleges and universities — historically cornerstones of society —.
by Jason Cole I want to take a moment and drill down into the digital toolkit all educators will need to understand in the coming years. As someone with a few decades of experience in this field, I hope to boil it down and reduce...
by P.D. Lesko Our book reviewer has a copy of Herb Childress's recently published book, The Adjunct Underclass: How America’s Colleges Betrayed Their Faculty, Their Students, and Their Mission and.
by Elizabeth Kuehne I’ve been teaching a long time. I remember the days when I was the young teacher bringing technology to the classroom, but now I’m the old coot.
by Bethany Chappel, M.Ed. Academia is certainly its own independently unique world, and author Karen Kelsky, Ph.D. shares the qualities that make it so. She paints a picture of reality for both graduate students and those who have already been a part of Academia for...
