Clueless in Academe: How Schooling Obscures the Life of the Mind
by Gerald Graff
Investigates how academic practices and language can make intellectual work feel distant or confusing to students and explores ways to bridge that gap.
About This Book
Clueless in Academe examines the disconnect between academic culture and everyday student experience.
The book argues that schooling often obscures the real processes of intellectual inquiry.
Gerald Graff considers how academic language and conventions can create barriers to engagement.
The work suggests ways to make the life of the mind more visible and accessible within education.
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