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RESEARCH INTEGRITY Wanted: Scientific Errors. Cash Reward. By Stephanie M. Lee At a time when scientific misconduct is making headlines, a new program hopes to encourage the detection of mistakes with cold, hard cash. ADVERTISEMENT JUDGMENT DAYS ‘A Culture of Fear and of Pandering’: What Readers Told Us About Teaching Evaluations By Beth McMurtrie Instructors find them marginally useful at best. Administrators say they help identify outliers. THE REVIEW | OPINION What Is ‘Indoctrination,’ Anyway? By Julie A. Reuben Bringing politics into the classroom isn’t necessarily wrong.
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TEACHING How — and Why — to Tell Students Your Academic-Failure Story By Beckie Supiano An instructional designer aims to help students by “making failure visible in lives that are also full of success.” IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Why It’s So Hard to Get People Back in College Once They’ve Quit By Karin Fischer For many of America’s 40 million college dropouts, the reasons not to return are obvious.
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