What Happened At Harvard’s Legacy Of Slavery Project?
Researching The Journals Of Egyptologists From The Early 20th Century
How A Harvard Physics Professor Tailored An AI Tutor For His Class
Overheated Politics Overlooks The People In The Middle
“Simple Headlines Are Better”
“Harvard analysis reveals that online readers tend to avoid complexity.”
How Harvard Classifies Its Data For Security Purposes
On Moving From Debate To Dialogue
“When teaching about specific issues, professors should pivot from yes-or-no debates to “under what circumstances.” For example, instead of assigning an essay on “Do you support mask mandates?” she suggests tweaking the prompt to “Under what circumstances may authorities require people to wear personal protective equipment?” Removing binaries and de-emphasizing existing political labels, she writes, […]
Harvard Hosts University Neutrality Discussion: How Far Should It Go?
“Ginsburg said that the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, a non-profit, reports that more professors on the left and right have been “fired in the last few years than in the entire McCarthy period,” often in response to student demands: “This professor took this position, we can’t have this person here.” The complaints typically […]