Mental Health for College Students
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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5 Best Practices to Make The Classroom Accessible to All
There are steps to building accessibility in the classroom that all educators can implement to engage and build equity for all learners.
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6 Free Resources to Help You Study & Learn Online
Moving class to online does not mean that you're stuck with PowerPoints and message board discussions. These apps can help keep class entertaining and interesting.
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Best 19 Apps to Use in the Classroom
Take your classroom to the next level beyond PowerPoint and Google Slides. These 19 apps can help create more powerful and memorable learning experiences.
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Listen Up: How to Communicate Effectively with Students
Cultivating a classroom that values open communication is a key to impacting student success throughout their time in your course to the rest of their lives.
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Best Practices for Engaging Students in Large Lecture Courses
Large lectures offer challenges that are different from smaller classes. Creating some changes and utilizing best practices can help make a large class feel smaller to foster learning for students.
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Suggested Online Teaching Resources from the McGraw-Hill Learning Science Advisory Board
Our Learning Science Advisory Board has compiled a list of resources for faculty and students to help navigate the new challenges many are facing during the pandemic.
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Dealing with Difficult Topics: Politics in the Classroom
Political discussions are happening more in classrooms and are more divisive than before. No matter the discipline, being prepared to have educational and respectful discussions in class is crucial.
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The Plan Before the Plan: Using “I” PERSIST to Motivate Student College Completion
An "I" PERSIST plan is a way that students can encourage and motivate themselves to keep pushing through school and their day to day lives.
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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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4 Time Management Tips for Instructors
Better time management means instructors can focus on having better classes while enjoying more free time.
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How to Engage Shy Students in the Classroom
Engaging everyone can only make the classroom experience more enjoyable and interesting for each student.
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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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7 Ways to Tackle Student Engagement
Complacency is the enemy of a classroom. Bring excitement and engagement back with a few of these tips.
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It’s Time to Rethink How We Teach Today’s College Students
Pairing adaptive learning with career planning is key for instructors to meeting the needs of the students today.
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Creating a Simple Student Midterm Feedback Questionnaire
Don't wait until the end of the semester to find out what's working or not in your class.
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Key Metrics for Identifying (and Helping) At-Risk Students
Paying attention to the students that don't participate, or often miss class, is equally as important as paying attention to the students seen every day.
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4 Ways to Support Non-Traditional Students
Non-traditional students have different needs and expectations than the typical student. Are you accommodating them in your classroom?
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Equity in Practice: Addressing the Diverse Needs of Our Students
It's vital to create an inclusive, safe and empowering classroom so students can learn from not only their instructor but each other as well.
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