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Culturally Responsive Teaching in an Online Environment

Essie Childers is a professor of Student Success at Blinn College in Bryan, Texas COVID-19 is prompting colleges and universities to prepare for the fall semester using a number of modalities...

Wall Street and Slavery

Class Discussion Ideas: A Short History of Wall Street and Slavery

Author: Parnella Baul, Associate Professor of Accounting, Monroe County Community College American capitalism’s foundation is slavery. Many Americans are unaware of the role Wall Street played in the slave trade, and...

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The Importance of Diversity in Adult Learning Principles

Christal E. Carmichael is a Professor of Psychology at North Carolina Central University Over the last several months, I’ve adjusted my courses quite a bit to ensure that all of my...

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Promoting Access & Equity in Online Learning

Christal E. Carmichael is a Professor of Psychology at North Carolina Central University The world as we know it is changing drastically, right before our eyes. With the shift to online...

Fighting Racial Injustice in the Classroom

The Fight for Racial Justice in the Classroom: One Educator Weighs In

Christal E. Carmichael is a Professor of Psychology at North Carolina Central University. It takes a very strong and confident individual to identify, acknowledge and work to rectify an issue that...

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Mentoring Your LGBTQIA+ Students During Pride Month (and Every Month)

Leslie Driscoll is a freelance copywriter and proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community. Pride month often brings to mind parades with extravagant floats and festive onlookers—illustrating a stark change from its...

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The Emergency Pivot to Online Learning in Higher Ed [Infographic]

Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe emergency pivot to online learning has impacted many campuses and created uncertainty for institutions across the country. To salvage the semester, 97% of institutions called upon faculty with no prior...

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Let’s Take a 20/20 Look at the Top Jobs in 2020

Onward to a new decade and a plethora of new opportunities in the realm of computing. So is our field expanding or contracting? Well don’t worry on bit! There is a huge...

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