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Everyone Is a Musician: Rediscovering Our Connection to Sound

As a music professor, my favorite courses to teach are those for non-majors, especially first-year students without formal training in music. They just have a fearless openness to wonder and discovery about...

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Updated MindTap Coding Labs: Build Career Readiness With GitHub

Now more than ever, today’s higher ed institutions are prioritizing the fundamental on-the-job skills students will need to thrive in their future careers. In fact, according to our 2024 Graduate Employability report,...

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Meet the Authors of New Titles in the Major Problems Anthology Series

Cengage authors dedicate themselves to producing high-quality content, while also prioritizing a functional learning experience for students, equipping them with background information and tools necessary to analyze the important topics covered in...

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The Student Assistant Supports Learning and Teaching

AI is becoming a bigger part of our daily lives, and students are already using it to support their learning. In fact, from our studies, 90% of faculty feel GenAI is going...

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Q&A With Authors of Chemistry First Edition for GOB Courses

Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background (current title, professional milestones, professional history, education, research works, hobbies, etc.) Tiffiny D. Rye-McCurdy: I am a lecturer in chemistry and the...

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Author Spotlight: Q&A With Reed Wicander of Physical Geology, 1e

Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background (current title, professional milestones, professional history, education, research works, hobbies, etc.) I am currently an Adjunct Professor in the School of Earth...

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The Importance of Discussion in American History

Psychologists call it choice paralysis. For me, it’s more like choice defeat. When confronted with too many options, I shut down. I still remember the first time this happened. I went to...

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