7 Ways to Help Prepare Students for Exams
Exams often carry the most weight for a student's grade. Setting them up for success means offering a few tried and true methods to study, but maybe a few new techniques as well.
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Studying 101: You Don't Know Jack--Learning How to Study
Re-reading your notes isn't always enough to get the grade you want on an exam. Fortunately, there are a few other tips you can implement into studying to be prepared for the next test.
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How to Handle Increasingly Hard Classes
The closer to graduation, the harder the classes. Don't let them hurt your GPA and finish each semester strong.
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Everything You Need in Your Syllabus
This guide offers insight as to how a well organized and thought out syllabus is key to a streamlined classroom where both instructors and students understand the expectations.
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7 Tips to Keep Students' Attention
Keeping students focused for an entire class period can be challenging for instructors. Fortunately, there are a few things that can be done to help minimize monotony and increase students' attention.
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Foolproof Your Resume
A great resume is a start to landing your dream job. This guide will help you determine the best information to put on your resume, along with a template to get you started.
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The Chronicle: McGraw-Hill Driving Equity at Scale
Adaptive learning helps educators meet students where they are. Through instructor advocacy and technology that promotes equity, we can close the gap in education for all students.
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Achievement For All
We recognize that students evolve and change. With over 130 years of experience in higher education, we know that it is vital to be adaptive to support students along their journey.
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Getting Started: Instructor Checklist
Getting Started this Semester: Instructor Checklist. Whenever a new semester approaches, the likelihood of error rises exponentially.
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