Cathy N. Davidson

On today’s @tihighered, @CathyNDavidson challenges us to help our students embrace complexity and prepare for tomorrow. Listen to the podcast here.   The podcast is also available on iTunes and Stitcher.

“Neither technophobia or technophilia is the right solution for our students. The real issue is the process of learning.” Read the full article here.

On September 6, 2017, TIME published an op-ed by Cathy Davidson called “Why Picking a Major Is a Bad Idea for College Kids.” Davidson writes: “It’s an old saw: higher education can never change because, after all, it hasn’t in the 2,500 years since Socrates paced the Academy. There’s only one problem. That’s not true. It has…

Michael S. Roth writes: “At her best, Davidson writes in the tradition of Du Bois and Dewey, a pragmatist tradition that puts inquiry first and sees learning through the potential of the full, complex human beings students can become. If the new education is to be successful, whatever its use of technology, it will build…

EdSurge spoke with Cathy Davidson about “The New Education” and why she thinks a revision in higher ed is necessary. Read the full story and listen to the podcast here.

Deborah Kalb interviewed Cathy Davidson about “The New Education” in Book Q&As. Read the full interview here.