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Obama Administration Caves into the Cries of Bureaucrats “The U.S. Department of Education has retreated from its controversial plan to create a giant college-ratings system, top officials revealed on Wednesday. Instead, by late summer the department is now promising to … Continue reading
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June 29, 2015
Tagged Academics, Administrative Incompetence, alienation, education, educators, Greedy Administrators, Higher Education, inhumanity in the classroom, Investigate Higher Education, Presidents of Universities, Slaves to administrators, Violence on campus, War on campus
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Malala is Correct! Children need an Education!
Education is a Key to a Better Life! Malala Yousafzai, the very young winner of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize has reminded me of how important an education is for all of us. Anita Price Davis and I are updating our book … Continue reading
Posted in Disillusionment in Higher Education, Education not War, Higher Education
Tagged alienation, Children and Education, Children and Poverty, Disruptive Students, education, educators, Greedy Administrators, Higher Education, inhumanity in the classroom, Politics on campus, Presidents of Universities, Slaves to administrators, The Nobel Peace Prize, Using faculty
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Pay Bureaucats (Bureaucrats) at Universities Less than Professors!
Bureaucats Are Paid Too Much! During my over thirty-plus years in higher education and at several different colleges and universities, I witnessed more incompetence at the top than I could have ever imagined. These guys won their jobs through being … Continue reading
Where Can You Find a Competent Help Desk? Dial “a black hole!”
Online Classes are Chaotic and Riddled with Problems Students deserve more than a sterile page filled with words when they enroll in online classes. The list of creative ways to teach online is infinite! But there are many roadblocks in … Continue reading
Universities can be Intellectual Wastelands
Why are some University Campuses Intellectual Wastelands? Early in my career I was sponsored to attend a weeklong workshop designed to help professors become Master Teachers. The workshop was enlightening. I learned two things. After my first presentation, the strongest … Continue reading
