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| Historians alarmed as Trump seeks to rewrite US story for 250th anniversary | The problem for Trump, argued , a professor of US history at Western Washington University, is that the revolution was a rebellion 鈥渁gainst tyranny and鈥 |
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| History's Johann Neem to present at the upcoming AHA conference in NYC | |||
| The Beloved, Besieged Humanities Classroom: Education reformers have killed the joy of learning. Let鈥檚 recapture it | These are tough times for humanities professors. Flip through The Chronicle and the disillusionment jumps off the page. Post-pandemic . Colleges are 鈥 |
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| What Good Is a College Education? | by Johann N. Neem In the fall term, I often teach an introductory, general education course called 鈥淕oing to College in America.鈥 Although grounded in my discipline鈥攈istory鈥攖he assigned readings draw from economics, philosophy, sociology, and other fields. My goal is to allow students,鈥 |
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| Professors Turn to ChatGPT to Teach Students a Lesson | Last month a professor at Weber State University in Utah asked a new artificial-intelligence chatbot to write a tweet in his voice. Within a few minutes the application, called ChatGPT, had spit out a dozen messages that captured Alex Lawrence鈥檚 tone and personality. His first reaction鈥 |
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| ChatGPT Advice Academics Can Use Now | Remind Students to Think.Johann N. Neem, professor of history, Western Washington University With ChatGPT, a student can turn in a passable assignment without reading a book, writing a word or having a thought. But 鈥 |
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| A Usable Past for a Post-American Nation | It was the evening before the Fourth of July in the last year of his tumultuous presidency, and I sat in front of my television transfixed and horrified as Donald Trump delivered a speech at Mount Rushmore, ostensibly a celebration of American independence but in fact a call for resistance.鈥 |
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| Report: Test-Optional Trends in Pandemic Year for College Admissions | Dr. Johann Neem, a history professor at Western Washington University and author of What鈥檚 the Point of College? Seeking Purpose in an Age of Reform, stressed the importance of understanding the history of standardized testing versus its controversial reality today.鈥 |
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| Public Education After the Pandemic: A Q&A with Professor of History Johann Neem鈥 | |||
| San Francisco OKs Plan to Strip Lincoln and Washington From School Names | They were honored with grand memorials in the nation鈥檚 capital and hailed as two of the greatest American presidents but George Washington and Abraham Lincoln are no longer welcome as names of San Francisco public schools. The city鈥檚 board of education on Tuesday approved renaming 44鈥 |