Yes, democracy is not just voting—deciding who has the power to do what. Yes, it’s not just protest. The “this is what democracy looks like” chant at many protests is far from true. Yes, both may stem ...

While the college classroom has traditionally been a place where students and professors can gain new perspectives while engaging in conversation, many students feel uncomfortable expressing their ...

I am a philosophy professor whose specializations include ethics and politics, and my recent semesters have inevitably spotlighted current conditions of American moral and political discourse. I ...

A teacher's didactic task begins some time before the semester starts (ideally when the previous semester ends), with teaching preparation. This planning phase -- used to develop a new course or ...

Today Deborah and Joe discuss what‘s needed to help students develop the skills and attitudes needed for them to be active, constructive citizens. Joe begins, followed by response from Deb, and then a ...

After the objectives of the course have been clearly formulated and assigned to their respective levels in a taxonomy, the scenario for checking whether these course objectives have been reached can ...