Student learning outcomes can provide insight into course delivery and instructor expectations. Here you can find numerous ways to successfully implement data and design a course to meet your needs.
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Networking can seem intimidating and draining. Fortunately, there are countless opportunities to connect with others and strive toward future career goals in college.
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Personalized learning meets students where they're at to get the education they need while staying on track with their peers and goals.
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Going to school and making it on your own is hard. Add in the pressure to look a certain way, make money, and have fun, all while making it look easy can be overwhelming.
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Honesty policies help students and instructors have the same expectations if there is cheating or plagiarism. But that doesn't always make it easy to have difficult conversations in those situations.
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It doesn't matter if your interview is in person or online, we've got ideas to help you nail it and land the job.
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Learning why students are disengaged in class along with creating different learning environments can help curb boredom for everyone.
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Mid-term evaluations with students is a helpful tool to monitor comprehension and uncover issues early to better meet the needs of the class.
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Dive into tips and ideas to get students involved and excited about your course from day one to finals.
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Life happens and sometimes students can't make it to class or run into an issue completing an assignment. Every instructor has to determine when to be flexible, and that can be tricky.
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Being mindful and respectful while fostering an environment that allows students to be themselves and speak freely requires thoughtful diversity inclusion.
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Midterms are so stressful and can bring out some anxiety. We've got some tips to plan accordingly for midterms and to deal with the results.
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Liberal Arts Math Instructor, Kelly Jackson found students were spending hours working through homework without seeing results. Switching to ALEKS improved grades with efficient learning practice.
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Data analytics is a skill set that employers want students to have at the start of a new role. With Connect and Applying Tableau Cases, students can get a more "real world" experience.
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Large lecture classes are intimidating and can be a harder environment to learn. Luckily, there are some tips to manage the class and get that A!
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Incorporating virtual experiments into the curriculum can enhance learning and outcomes for students. Learn from one instructor how Virtual Labs worked as a prep tool in her course.
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Very strict classroom policies can lower morale and make students uncomfortable, while a laissez-faire attitude can create chaos. So how do you find a balance between these approaches?
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First-year students often feel they can do everything on their own despite the change college brings. McGraw Hill has partnered with The JED Foundation to offer tips for students to ask for help.
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Living in a small dorm with a roommate can be stressful. Someone that was a stranger can become your best friend or worst enemy. Check out some tips to ease tension and have a smooth year together.
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Writing a resume can be overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to start. This guide shows you where to place the most valuable information to score your next interview.
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