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A look at the management-training options if you’re mulling a move into administration.

What to consider before you decide to lead a department.

Rob Jenkins is an associate professor of English at Georgia State University’s Perimeter College who writes regularly for The Chronicle’s Advice pages. He is a senior fellow at the Academy for Advancing Leadership, a health and higher-education consulting firm, and a leadership coach.

Do you like meetings? Lots and lots of meetings? Be honest because they’re part of the job.

The surveys students usually fill out are problematic even under normal circumstances.

Suggestions that we should do the opposite are ridiculous.

Sure, a first-year writing course can spur creativity or activism, but those are byproducts, not its main purpose.

They typically have personality, presence, preparation, and passion. Want to cultivate and fine-tune those traits and become a better teacher? Fernanda Zamudio-Suaréz tells you how in this Two-Minute Tips video based on Rob Jenkins’s article “The 4 Properties of Powerful Teachers.”

Unprecedented upheaval results in an array of approaches toward assessing students’ learning.

If we tell students that mastery of standard English is simply about transparent communication, we are misleading them.