@robertfeldman

Sr Advisor to the Chancellor UMass Amherst, researcher & learning scientist, author of psychology & 1st-year student texts fostering student success.

people.umass.edu/rfeldman/index.html
Joined April 2009
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START WITHOUT ME available in paperback on 10/30! amazon.com/Start-Without-Jos…
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Grateful to be in such good company! xitter.cf/tedtalks/status/101024…
TED Talks
@TEDTalks22 Jun 2018
6 books to help you answer big questions about yourself: bit.ly/2iOCZn3

Books to help you answer big questions about yourself

Why in the world did I do that? How can I do better? Chances are you’ve asked yourself these questions at least once today. To understand how your mind works and how you can improve your deci…

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Honored to be on the @nypost's list of Required Reading--and in highly esteemed company. #books nypost.com/2017/10/28/this-w…

The best new books to read: Top releases, updated weekly

Each week, The Post compiles the buzziest new books. Have a look at our favorite titles in recent weeks. This week’s best new books Peck & Peck: A Novel Bonnie Garmus...

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It's great to build on our relationship with Holyoke Public Schools and establish even closer ties. @SzrikeHPS xitter.cf/SzrikeHPS/status/76393…
Steve Zrike@SzrikeSPS12 Aug 2016
We are grateful to @UMassAmherst for hosting 3-day admin retreat. We are fortunate to partner with a 1st class institution! @robertfeldman
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Replying to @mhhighered
@mhhighered President @BrianKibby & @robertfeldman at @educause on the opp. for #edtech in higher-education #edu14
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#UMassGives is on a roll. $46K+ already pledged in 36-hour online-only campaign. Visit umass.edu/umassgives now!
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First-year student success courses are one key to improved graduation rates as I mention in @nationaljournal bit.ly/V7pwkl
Students' enthusiasm during my first class makes tangible my responsibility to facilitate their success.
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Nick Kristoff argues convincingly that evisceration of schools from budget cuts threatens long-term well-being of U.S. nyti.ms/nKdyxJ

Opinion | Our Broken Escalator (Published 2011)

The best antipoverty investment in the world — from New York to Nigeria — is education. So why do we keep cutting it?

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Economist Anthony Carnevale compelling argues for need for 20 million more college grads by 2025 bit.ly/kfFNuR #highered
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Hoping attendees at International Assn of Univ Presidents (bit.ly/k8FXf1) mtg in NYC are addressing abysmal college completion rates
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In Mountain View CA cheering on 5-month pregnant daughter-in-law run 5K race
adding photo to twitter profile.
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