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November 2024

Student Success

Building Your Teaching Mind Budget
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Building Your Teaching Mind Budget

November 4, 2024 | By Regan A. R. Gurung

Take the Next STEP: Bridging Course Success to Career Readiness
Teaching Strategies and Techniques
Take the Next STEP: Bridging Course Success to Career Readiness

November 4, 2024 | By Rich Yueh

Leading the Way: Strategies for Integrating AI into Writing Instruction
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Leading the Way: Strategies for Integrating AI into Writing Instruction

November 4, 2024 | By Nathan Pritts

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Embracing Uncertainty: The Important of Context, Choice, and Connection

One of the courses I am teaching this semester is a senior-level course titled Autonomic Nervous System Regulation. In this class, we examine the autonomic nervous system (ANS),

Seven Simple Strategies to Increase Student Engagement and Learning

Are you still lecturing? If so, you are like most faculty. The lecture continues to be the most used teaching approach. Although the lecture has often got a

Voice Cloning for Education

Simple and inexpensive software has made it easy for students and teachers to create video and audio for learning content and projects. But this still leaves many students

Why Do We Need Inclusive Teaching if Everyone Learns in the Same Way?

Do people learn in the same way or different ways? According to cognitive science, the answer is the former. There are general principles of learning that apply to

The Power of the First 10 Minutes: Using Classroom Recall and Clarify to Engage Students

When watching a movie, you might use the first few minutes to decide whether you will like it or not. This same phenomenon also happens in the classroom:

Enhancing Connection and Support in Asynchronous Online Courses with Traffic Light Cards

Instructors in face-to-face courses can roughly gauge how well students understand the material by facial expressions and audience response systems. This immediate and informal feedback enables them to

What My Mother’s Beanie Babies Taught Me about Teaching

My mother was not your typical 1990s Beanie Babies collector. She didn’t care whether the little pellet-filled critters that she scavenged for at flea markets and rummage sales

The Case for Narrative Evaluations: A More Equitable Approach to Student Assessment

As educators, we’re all deeply invested in our students’ learning journeys. We’ve likely all experienced the challenges of assessing performance in ways that genuinely reflect what students know

Developing Virtual Learning Contracts to Enhance Student Success in Online Courses and Programs

Students generally come into an online class from a background of face-to-face education, and this background often creates expectations that cause students problems in an online class. For

“The more students work at storing the deposits entrusted to them, the less they develop the critical consciousness which would result from their intervention in the world as transformers of that world.”

—Paulo Freire, Pedagogy of the Oppressed

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