Education for All
Barriers and Breakthroughs
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How to Avoid Students Cheating on Assignments in an Era of ChatGPT
Colleges are abuzz about ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) writing tool that has taken the world by storm.
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How College Professors Can Be a Resource for College Students Selecting a Major
College instructors can help play a role and guide students with the decision of selecting a major.
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Strategies for Igniting a Student’s Passion for Learning
Students learn better when they are passionate about learning.
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Giving The “Right” Grade: Advice on A vs B vs C vs D work
Determining grades can be a complex mix of quantitative and subjective analysis, as well as factoring overall student performance.
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How to Improve the Professor-Student Relationship: Teaching from the Center
The college professor-student relationship can be a wonderful, enriching experience that makes lasting impressions on students amidst the crucible of higher education.
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Shake It Up With A Post-Pandemic Pedagogy
Now is a good time to shake things up with a post-pandemic pedagogy for the new school year.
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School’s Starting, Return to the Classroom Recharged and Refreshed
This Fall, head back to school feeling renewed and recharged for the year.
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Education for All: Barriers and Breakthroughs
A new white paper from McGraw Hill on how institutions can take more meaningful action to bring education for all to all students.
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What You Need to Know About New Data on Student Procrastination
The latest procrastination study reveals the risks more accurately than previous research and offers insights to help struggling students.
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What to Know Before You Start Teaching
There's a lot to consider when you're new to teaching at a college or university. Find a step-by-step guide on the key considerations to setting up your class.
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Teaching College in the "New Normal"
The pandemic has created opportunities for instructors to flex new skills. Getting creative with how to get to know students and learning new technology, are just a couple of tips that can help.
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Support Students by Teaching Outside the Lines
Now more than ever, it is important to help students succeed beyond getting good grades. These tips can encourage students to find success in their personal and academic lives.
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Teaching College During the COVID-19 Pandemic
One instructor shares how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed their perspective on what it means to be a great instructor.
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How to Stand Out: Skills to Getting Hired
Getting hired requires more than an amazing resume. Knowing what you want and how you can get there is a part of the process too.
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Giving the “Right” Grade: Advice on A vs. B vs. C vs. D Work
Setting clear standards and criteria makes it easier for students to know what instructors are looking for as well as making assignments easier to grade.
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3 Ways to Incorporate College Readiness into the Classroom
As educators, you play a key role in preparing students for the future. Here are ways to build confidence and gain understanding as students prepare for the next step.
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The Cost of Not Getting a College Degree
College costs are on the rise but what's the life-time cost of NOT getting a college degree?
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