The Providence Journal: UT System ‘Controversial Topics’ Standards: What Due Process and Academic-Freedom Guardrails Should Look Like
The Daytona Beach News-Journal: UT System ‘Controversial Topics’ Standards: What Due Process and Academic-Freedom Guardrails Should Look Like
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PsyPost on MSN: Psychology textbooks still misrepresent famous experiments and controversial debates
A recent study published in The Journal of General Psychology suggests that many introductory psychology textbooks continue to misrepresent scientific findings and repeat long-standing myths. While ...
UT System ‘Controversial Topics’ Standards: What Due Process and Academic-Freedom Guardrails Should Look Like
Yahoo: UT Regents limit when 'controversial' topics can be discussed at college
Forbes: The Big Chill: U. Of Texas Tells Faculty To Avoid Controversial Topics
The Big Chill: U. Of Texas Tells Faculty To Avoid Controversial Topics
Houston Public Media: UT system votes to limit ‘controversial topics’ in class, raising concerns about academic freedom
The University of Texas System Board of Regents approved Thursday an initiative that limits “controversial topics” in the classroom. The new policy states that faculty must “not attempt to coerce, ...
UT system votes to limit ‘controversial topics’ in class, raising concerns about academic freedom