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Our Students are Anxious: Should We Help?

This post is a modified version of an article that originally appeared on BizCommBuzz. At the beginning of this term, I was notified that I had a disabled student in one...

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6 Higher Education Trends from the Last Decade

As educators forge ahead into the new year, we’ve compiled a quick review of some of higher education’s biggest trends from the last decade. These six overarching themes and topics remain...

Teaching Trends

5 Reasons Digital Learning is Here to Stay

From industry to communication; energy to entertainment—digital transformation is reshaping virtually every facet of modern life. For those in the higher education space, this is equally true. Many of today’s students...

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The Benefits of Culturally Responsive Teaching

Essie Childers is a professor of Student Success at Blinn College in Bryan, Texas Have you ever attended a party and felt invisible? You notice others talking, laughing and engaging...

Today's Learner

4 Tips for Mentoring Minority Students

Janet Mizrahi is a continuing lecturer of professional writing at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She is also an author at BizCommBuzz. For many minority students, attending college is the culmination...

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Hello, 2020: What Students and Educators are Looking Forward To [VIDEO]

Reading Time: < 1 minute 2019 was a big year in higher education, from a greater focus on affordability, to an increase in accessible enrollment options. Our prediction? 2020 will be even bigger, with new...

Teaching Trends

Corequisite Courses: What Instructors Should Know

Across two- and four-year institutions, remedial courses have long been a staple in helping underprepared students ramp up. However, consistently disappointing results have prompted higher education leaders to explore alternatives. Considering...

Career Readiness

Undervalued & Overworked: A Study on the Experiences of Adjunct Educators

Reading Time: < 1 minute Adjuncts, contingent or part-time faculty represent a large portion of the academic workforce in higher education. At all US institutions combined, about 73% of instructional positions are “off the tenure...

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