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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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How to Successfully Manage Multiple Course Modalities

Dr. Ashley Hall is an adjunct instructor at Abilene Christian University There are a variety of reasons you may find yourself teaching multiple modalities of a course. Maybe your school adopted...

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Staying Connected with Peers as a College Instructor

Courtney Pham is a Senior Instructor in the College of Business at Missouri State University Picture this: you go out of town for a conference or vacation. You meet so many...

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Career Readiness: How to Teach Skills, Not Just Courses

Beth Ryan is an Associate Professor of Instruction for Columbia College Chicago in the Business and Entrepreneurship department Human Development During College Years Human development is about the “whole person” learning...

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Helping Students Develop Emotional Intelligence for Career Success

Sure, IQ plays an important role in academic and career success. But what about EQ, aka emotional quotient, aka emotional intelligence? It turns out, college students with higher emotional intelligence have an...

A SWIFT Kick to the Russian Financial System

Michael W. Brandl is a Professor of Instruction in the Department of Economics at the University of Texas at Austin. This post is a modified version of an article that originally appeared...

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How Common Misconceptions Affect Students’ Success

Sherri Singer is a Professor and Department Head for Social & Behavioral Sciences at Alamance Community College in North Carolina. In a recent conversation with students, I asked, “What would you...

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