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5 Tricks for Successful Group Work

If we were on a Zoom call and I told you we were about to get into breakout rooms, how stressed would you feel? Would you stay on the call, or would...

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Creative Ways to Produce Fresh Course Content

Sandy Keeter is a Professor in the Information Technology Department at Seminole State College in Florida. Our recent Faces of Faculty research has shown one of the top challenges faculty are...

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Why Instructors Deserve Our Utmost Thanks

Anna-Kaye Powell is an Accounting student at San Diego State University Underpaid. Overworked. Teachers have simply become among the most undervalued professionals in our society. But why? Instructors and faculty seem...

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How to Grade Faster: 6 Tips for Teachers

Sherri Singer is a Professor and Department Head for Social & Behavioral Sciences at Alamance Community College in North Carolina. I’ve never heard an instructor say, “I just love grading.” Every...

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Tips for Setting up and Managing Your Online Learning Platform

Kristin McDonald is a professor and Associate Chair of Human Services and Sociology at Post University As the education landscape continues to shift, the demand to adopt online learning platforms is...

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How to Help Students Build Communication Skills

Dr. Ashley Hall is an adjunct instructor at Abilene Christian University It’s no secret that communication skills are necessary for success in the workplace. Whether a person is sharing ideas, listening...

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What to Consider When Reviewing and Selecting Course Materials

Donna Sue M. Shellman is a Program Coordinator and Instructor at Gaston College During the past few decades, my faculty role has changed quite a bit. In my first years of...

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Teaching Inflation to Economics Students in 2022

Diantha Ellis is an Associate Professor of Business Administration in the Stafford School of Business, at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) It’s the worst-kept secret of the summer—a trip to the...

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