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What I Appreciate About My Instructors in the New Era of Online Learning

Chaitali Botcha is a Junior at Texas A&M University majoring in Biomedical Sciences and minoring in Leadership Since the start of the pandemic, the world has taken an unexpected turn. People have...

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Student Self-Care Tips: How to Balance School, Work and Life

Lindsey Myers is a Mechanical Engineering major from New Mexico State University Since my early years in grade school, I’ve had to learn how to balance school and life. In elementary school, it was girl scouts’ meetings,...

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Are There Ethical Concerns with Using Plagiarism Checkers?

Elyse Adler is an Assistant Professor of Information Technology Preventing and handling cheating is a topic instructors usually don’t like to deal with. Still, it must be considered and discussed pretty...

Learn How to Spot Contract Cheating

Contract Cheating: Understanding and Responding to Academic Dishonesty

Audrey Wick is an English professor and Cengage Faculty Partner The paper didn’t pass the “smell test.” I had a student in class whose work and writing voice I knew, but...

Rubrics for Writing Assignments

Using Rubrics to Grade Writing Assignments

Audrey Wick is an English professor and Cengage Faculty Partner As an instructor, how do you get students to remember concepts you teach? If you are like most instructors, the answer...

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How to Balance Student Trust and Online Exam Monitoring

David Ryan Polgar is a Tech Ethicist and Founder of All Tech Is Human “With great power comes great responsibility.” This popular maxim, well-known from the world of comic books, is central...

Teaching the Insurrection Objectively

Teaching the January 6 Insurrection: How I Made Sense of the Emotions

Author: Dr. Emily Stacey, Rose State College The events of January 6, 2021 will haunt the field of American Political Science in perpetuity. It is important not just for our students...

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Certified Nursing Assistants: The Heroes of Long-Term Care

Karl Andrew Pillemer is a Cornell University Gerontologist and Founder and Consulting Editor of Nursing Assistant Monthly The COVID-19 crisis has placed a spotlight on long-term care facilities. Nursing home residents...

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