Do Your Students Have Short Attention Spans?
Get useful tips to address the increasingly shorter attention span that we are seeing in our students during instruction.
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Student Engagement
Increase student engagement for your college course with articles and videos from instructors explaining easy tips and tricks to implement.
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Getting Started with a Side-Hustle: What You Need to Know
Learn how a side hustle can allow you to tap into your creativity and entrepreneurial spirit while maintaining your day job.
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Teach Spatial Relationships with Interactive 3D Models
Are you looking for engaging ways to allow your students to explore spatial relationships in human anatomy?
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Emotional Intelligence Can Create a Better Experience For Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Emotional intelligence requires empathy, communication, and bravery to meet people where they are or acknowledge your own feelings. This is a powerful and priceless skill to bring to the classroom.
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Connecting & Gamifying Your Class
Building community and connection in class can be especially tough when students aren't always in the same room. With gamification, student engagement just got easier.
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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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Why Group Work is Critical for Active Classroom Learning
Give students the ability to teach each other and take learning into their own hands with group work and the active learning approach with tips in this article.
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Inclusive Access Improves Grades While Cutting Costs
A study completed by Dr. Michael Moore at the University of New Hampshire found that Inclusive Access helped students receive a higher grade at reduced costs at a faster rate.
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A Decade of Inclusive Access at Copiah-Lincoln Community College
In 2012 Co-Lin implemented Inclusive Access across 14 courses to help students have materials on day one. Over the past decade, retention and graduation rates have increased.
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What to Expect When You're Assessing
Assessments are meant to guide instructors through balancing perceived success and tangible outcomes. Learn how to measure the value of these assessments in relation to your course.
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Why Students Get Bored in Class and What to Do About It
Learning why students are disengaged in class along with creating different learning environments can help curb boredom for everyone.
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How to Identify & Help Struggling Students
Sometimes struggling students aren't noticed until their grades and attendance are already diminishing. What are some signs to help with early intervention to help them get on track?
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The #1 Teaching Ingredient for A&P? Student Engagement
Hear from instructor, Stephen Sullivan on how to build student engagement in your Anatomy & Physiology course with tips to course material and how Virtual Labs can help.
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Do My Students Understand What I’m Saying?
Find tips and new ways to communicate with students to make sure everyone's on the same page and they're getting the most out of class.
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What I Learned From Teaching During the Pandemic
The pandemic changed a lot about the way instructors teach. One instructor found new tools to implement in every class and learned ways different ways to better connect and support students.
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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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Helping Students Manage their Mental Health
Struggling with mental health can be difficult for anyone, especially with the added pressure of college. Instructors can help ease some of those tensions to help students succeed.
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Teaching in an ADA World
Understanding accessibility and how to meet the needs of students can benefit everyone in the class and create more equity for all.
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