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5 Ways to Help Students Overcome Technology Anxiety

Elyse Adler is an Assistant Professor of Information Technology Computers, tablets, smartphones… the average college student today has grown up with these tech tools; they used them in middle school and...

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Student Success: A Responsibility Shared by Instructors & Students

Dr. Billi Bromer is a Professor of Education at Brenau University Most students enroll in a course intending to be successful. Faculty plan their instruction with the hopes that their students...

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Designing Flexible Courses During COVID-19

Dr. Sinjini Mitra is a professor at the Information Systems and Decision Sciences Department at California State University, Fullerton Designing flexible courses for both online and in-person learning is essential for...

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What I Learned as a Dual Enrollment Instructor

Lisa Heller Boragine is a Communication Studies coordinator and Tenured Associate Professor of Communication If you’ve taught for any length of time, you can probably remember a time when barely anyone...

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My Top 5 Tips for Motivating Students

Melinda Doty is a full-time Faculty Member at East Carolina University Motivating students has never been more important than it is now. With many classes pivoting to remote or hybrid learning,...

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From Medicine to Aerospace: How COVID-19 Changed My Career Plans

Sara Glickman is a junior at Florida Atlantic University Let’s be real: the pandemic has changed many aspects of everyday life—grocery shopping, attending school or work and even things as simple...

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What Tetris Taught Me About Flexible Teaching

Adam Barragato is Assistant Director of Partnerships at Purdue University and former Teaching and Learning Consultant The game of Tetris has more in common with flexible teaching than you might think....

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Getting Started with Active Learning Strategies [eBook]

Reading Time: < 1 minuteBailey Hull is a writer at Cengage. She’s passionate about equitable education, cozy soups and improv comedy. What is active learning? Broadly speaking, active learning strategies are activities that engage...

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