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Dr. Robert Paul Wolff Born December 27, 1933, Wolff dedicated his life to scholarship, teaching, and advocacy. The book offered a profound reflection on race, education, and personal transformation in American academia. Robert Paul Wolff, a distinguished philosopher, educator, and champion of educational equity, passed away last week.
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Reflecting on my years in academia, I find myself increasingly drawn to the challenge of designing the optimal classone that not only engages students but also maximizes student learning. Why do some classes leave an indelible mark on students, while others quickly fade from memory?
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