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The Value of Using Mid-Term Evaluations with Students
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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9 Tips to Help Students Crush Your Course
Dive into tips and ideas to get students involved and excited about your course from day one to finals.
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How to Help Students with Complicated Personal Situations
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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4 Strategies to Promote Diversity in the Classroom
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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Surviving the Emotional Rollercoaster of Midterms
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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ALEKS® Adaptive Learning Technology Helps Students Optimize Learning and Improve Grades
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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Incorporating Data Analytics Tools Impacts Accounting Students Beyond the Classroom
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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8 Tips to Get the Most Out of Large Lecture Classes
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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4 Ideas to Create a Balanced Classroom
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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When to Ask for Help for First-Year Students and Caregivers
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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Surviving Roommate Drama
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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The Resume Guide You Need
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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The Roles We Play: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Higher Education
Being an informed, purposeful, and compassionate instructor means being a reflexive professional, and an informed educator. Learn how these roles encourage change and growth in academics.
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3 Things I Hope My Instructors Remember as We Return to Campus
Returning to campus brings a lot of mixed emotions that are heightened knowing that COVID-19 changed many people's lives in insurmountable ways.
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ALEKS® Chemistry Motivates Students While Improving Homework Grades
Chemistry Instructor, Erick Moffett, was looking for a new homework system to increase student engagement and help them learn more effectively. ALEKS Chemistry was the perfect fit for the job.
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Don’t Be Fooled: Tutoring is the Best Thing You Can Do
Whether you're getting help in a course or teaching others, tutoring is a great way for everyone to understand key concepts more and build confidence.
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What Every First-Year College Student Should Know About Stress
For first-year college students, stress can often take a harmful and negative mental toll on students. McGraw Hill has partnered with The JED Foundation with tips to manage stress.
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Switching to ALEKS® Raised Exam Grades
Chemistry Professor, Hadi Arman noticed a disconnect between homework and exam grades. Making the switch to ALEKS® helped students fully master concepts and score better grades.
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Healthy College Eating Habits
College students eating habits can change a lot from when they were at home. McGraw Hill has partnered with The JED Foundation to offer helpful tips from students to take care of their nutrition.
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