Shortly after her visit to the University of Western Ontario, media outlets began to document the more controversial aspects of Ann Coulter.
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Monthly Archives: March 2010
The Many Shades of Misconduct: Falsifying Academic Credentials
In today’s increasingly competitive job market, applicants for faculty and administrative positions in Canadian post-secondary institutions may be tempted to put more than their best foot forward by falsifying academic credentials.
Ethics of Knowledge: Education, Trans-Disciplinarity and Subjectivity
While the specific practices of art schools concern the author, the lessons should concern any academic who questions the ethics of knowledge production, transmission, and application. A review of Steven H. Madoff, ed ., Art School:Propositions for the 21st Century (MIT Press, 2009)
The Promises and Potential of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Moving Slowly Along a Fascinating Path
Research into teaching and learning might confirm that some widely-used pedagogies are not effective. For some, it might seem better just not to go there.
Poems in Newfoundland Time
Dr. Judith P. Robertson is a retired professor from the University of Ottawa who currently finds pleasure reading, writing and painting on the Southern shore of Newfoundland.