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Tag Archive for: Expertise & Mastery

What’s wrong with fixing it in the mix?

May 5, 2024
In 1997, jazz vocalist Kevin Mahogany (1958-2017) composed and…
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Navigating Authenticity and Curation in a Digital Age

March 24, 2024
We live in a rapidly changing world, where we are increasingly…
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Are most academic departments, schools, and colleges of Criminology or Criminal Justice cop shops?

March 11, 2024
Many academic departments (schools and colleges) of Criminology…
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The Shopkeepers’ Dilemma as a Pedagogical Tool

February 4, 2024
Instructors use a variety of methods to deliver content to undergraduate…
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Should Criminologists speak to the news media?

January 22, 2024
Depending on lots of factors (including your specialization,…
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