Education & Classroom Learning

Fuqua announced changes to its portfolio of executive MBA programs as well as a new certificate in the full-time Daytime program,

December 1, 2017

Fuqua Innovation Continues with Launch of Online Degree Program

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Last week, the class began rehearsals for the Informed Consent performance on December 7.

December 1, 2017

Who Owns Your DNA?

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November 21, 2017

Noah Pickus: Liberal Arts Innovations In Chinese Higher Education

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"Docs in the Classroom: Activate Critical Thinking Through Documentary Film"

October 30, 2017

Full Frame Documentary Film Festival and PBS’s POV Present Free Webinar to Promote Documentary Literacy for Educators

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Jonathan Kozol

October 19, 2017

Public School Advocate Jonathan Kozol to Speak at Duke Oct. 25

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A Simple Way To Confront Chronic School Absences

October 19, 2017

Philip Cook: A Simple Way To Confront Chronic School Absences

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Do You Need a Formal Degree, or Will a MOOC Do?

October 13, 2017

Dorie Clark: Do You Need a Formal Degree, or Will a MOOC Do?

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President Vince Price addresses his first Founders Day Ceremony Friday at the Washington Duke Inn. Photo by Chris Hildreth/Duke Photography

October 8, 2017

Former Provost, Nursing Dean Receive Duke’s Highest Honor at Founders' Day Ceremony

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October 2, 2017

Study Finds New Program Reduces Absenteeism In Primary Schools

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Duke student Catherine Oliver and other students in the Knowledge in the Service of Society FOCUS cluster work with students at Watts Elementary School. Photo by Susie Post-Rust.

September 28, 2017

Two Decades Later, FOCUS Remains a Staple of Duke's First-Year Program

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Software to change how courses are managed

September 26, 2017

School of Nursing Develops New Teaching Assignment Software

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Lori Bennear of Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment talks with students Soli Shin and Jason Lee. Photo courtesy Nicholas School of the Environment.

September 19, 2017

No End to Learning

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A screenshot from the new Duke offering on Coursera, Nanotechnology: A Maker’s Course

September 17, 2017

Nurturing the Nanotech Maker in Us All

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Teaching Trump: Bottom, from left: Michelle Whyman, David Rohde and Bruce Jentleson.

September 12, 2017

Teaching Trump-Era Politics in the Classroom

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No longer working 108 feet above the ground, Caroline Bruzelius teaches students to explore the construction of their own cathedrals.

August 29, 2017

How to Teach About a Cathedral That Takes a Century to Build

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Randy consults with faculty in the Social Sciences on pedagogy, learning, student assessment, and integrating technology into teaching practices.

August 28, 2017

Q&A: How Technology Has Changed Teaching at Duke

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