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KIDS THESE DAYS How Changes in K-12 Schooling Hampered the Preparation of College Students By Beckie Supiano Accountability and test-based reforms, pandemic-era disruptions, and larger social and economic pressures have fostered ineffective habits. ADVERTISEMENT TEACHING What We Learned About Teaching Gen Z By Beth McMurtrie A yearlong series reflected on the challenges facing professors in the classroom. 'SUBSTANTIAL MISREPRESENTATION' Feds Fine Baker College $2.5 Million for Deceptive Marketing That Left Students With Debt and Regret By David Jesse and Anna Clark A 2022 investigation detailed how the once-growing Michigan college built its reputation on slick advertising despite low graduation rates and many students left burdened with heavy debt.
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Teaching Tips ARCHIVE 6 Ideas to Perk Up Your First Day of Class By Kristi Rudenga How to start the semester in ways that will pay off for the rest of the course.
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