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In the late morning of the first day of August in 2023, exactly twenty summers after I arrived in Philadelphia as a lone teenager from a country thirteen centuries America’s senior, I experie…
An assistant professor of counseling psychology has left Austin Peay State University after antifascists accused him online of being a white supremacist who attended the 2017 Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville, Va. Logan Smith and Austin Peay State “mutually agreed to end employment” Sept. 20, university president Mike Licari announced last week in a message to the Tennessee campus community. Licari’s announcement didn’t provide further details, and Smith hasn’t returned Inside Higher Ed’s requests for comment.
Researchers from the University of Iowa find, due to grade inflation and other differences between academic and work behavior, GPA has lost predictive validity for job performance among college graduates. Does being an honors student mean you’ll be a great employee? New research suggests maybe, but that’s not the only factor that matters. In a soon-to-publish article in the Journal of Applied Psychology, researchers from the University of Iowa identified that, since the 1920s, academic performance has weakened as a predictor of a graduate’s performance in job roles.
Dr. Howard Gardner is one of the leading minds in education and psychology in the last century. In this special episode of Trending in Ed, he joins host Mike Palmer in a wide-ranging conversation about his life's work that is coinciding with the release of two volumes of his collected writings: The Essential Howard Gardner On Mind and The Essential Howard Gardner On Education.
The Los Angeles Community College District is experimenting with a new program that gives $1,000 a month to students in health-related fields. Brenda Olazava, 39, didn’t know if she’d be able to stay enrolled at Los Angeles City College this semester. She found out she was no longer going to receive a cash benefit from the county for low-income families, which helped pay her rent while she studied for an associate degree in psychology and sociology and worked part-time at the front desk of the college’s counseling department. Money had been tight before for Olazava, a single mother of two children, now 20 and 15. But this time, she thought she might have to discontinue her studies to work full-time.