Teaching Subject-Matter Thinking via Fictional Scenarios
Dan Meyer pointed out in his 2010 TED Talk that math instruction tends to leave out the most important part of real-world problems: the process
Dan Meyer pointed out in his 2010 TED Talk that math instruction tends to leave out the most important part of real-world problems: the process
In recent years, the education world has been focusing on ways to generate student engagement in learning. This is because of the well-established fact that
Many students struggle with their education due to poor study skills. They wait until the last minute to cram for an exam, when spaced repetition
There are now AI resources to help instructors through all steps of lesson development, from crafting lesson outlines with ChatGPT to creating assessments with QuestionWell.
Many of us would like to assume that students who complete an assigned reading must thereby understand it. But students often get far less out
Most instructors breathe an inner sigh when they see a roomful of students on laptops in their classroom. Students say that they are taking notes,
Back when I was an undergraduate, students were thought to drop out of college because either they failed to take it seriously or couldn’t handle
Traditional slide decks for hosting content in live videoconferences have the major drawback that the content is static and fixed ahead of time. Students can
Those of us who were teaching when online education arrived in the late 1990s remember how it split faculty between those who embraced its possibilities
Higher education recognizes the importance of tutoring support to improve student success and retention. But human tutoring is costly and available only when tutors are
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