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Category: Educational Reform

  • Sue Broxholm Interview

    AFT 1493 FACULTY FOCUS Sue Broxholm, Skyline Math Professor, advocates for the end of the “Two-Tier system” that divides full-time and part-time faculty Interview by Marianne Kaletzky, AFT 1493 Executive Secretary Sue Broxholm has been […]

    2022-12-05CPFA Journal, One-Tier Model

  • Parity Pay or Equal Pay?

    “Pay parity” is a term perennially associated with part-time faculty in a two-tiered workplace, not part-time workers in other professions paid on the same basis as full-time workers, such as part-time engineers, physicians, retail cashiers, or K-12 teachers. The “parity pay” bill, AB-1752...

    2022-06-30e-Newsletter, Educational Reform, Publications

  • How can California improve the working conditions of community college adjuncts?

    Panel says worsening circumstances call for novel solutions By Michael Burke of EdSource.org (Article republished with permission of EdSource) The second class status of part-time faculty at California’s community colleges is a decades-long problem that demands […]

    2022-05-22e-Newsletter, Educational Reform, Health Benefits

  • Can Colleges Reform Their Police Departments?

    One Says Yes, and Here’s How

    2021-09-21Educational Reform, Newsworthy

  • New Vision for the College for All Act of 2021

    California Part-time Faculty Association Endorses the following Vision The One-Tier Model of Faculty Employment Context: The College for All Act of 2021, has been heralded as “the most substantial federal investment in higher education in […]

    2021-07-15Educational Reform, One-Tier Model

  • 80% Workload for Part-Time Faculty: NEW CFT Resolution

    Report (with some personal commentary) on The CFT 80% Resolution By John Govsky, Co-Chair CFT Part-Time Faculty Committee  The California Federation of Teachers (CFT), at its 2018 convention, passed a resolution stating that the CFT […]

    2018-03-28California Community Colleges, Educational Reform, Newsworthy

  • How Privateers Undermine Our Education System Flow Chart

    This chart shows the insidious web of assault on our public education system. While the chart reveals the system behind privatizing our primary and secondary schools, many of the same groups are actively involved in […]

    2014-07-18Educational Reform, Follow the Money, Neoliberalism & Higher Education

  • Discipline and Punish Revisited: Teaching Evaluation

    by Dennis Selder A wonderful example of Foucault’s observations about how power and knowledge interact is   teaching evaluation.  Teaching evaluation is a special sort of knowledge that requires a difference in the power relationship among […]

    2014-05-13California Community Colleges, Community College Decision-Making, Educational Reform, Improving the Learning Environment, Neoliberalism & Higher Education

  • Challenges Contingent Faculty Face in Improving Their Teaching

    by Dennis Selder    As a newbie teaching nights at Southwestern College, I was lucky to run into a guy named Steve Kowit.  We both had three-hour classes on the same nights of the week, […]

    2014-01-30Educational Reform, Improving the Learning Environment

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