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Today's Students and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Adapting to Today’s Students and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Author: Dr. Jennifer Harrison, Professor, Warren County Community College As COVID-19 social restrictions evolve and change, it’s easy to feel frustrated and overwhelmed. But what does this all mean for our society...

Political Memes in Your Course

Political Memes: How One Educator Uses Them in Her Course

Author: Dr. Emily Stacey, Rose State College The era of the political meme has been upon us for at least a decade now. But, as they become mainstays in political culture...

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7 of the Funniest Online Teaching Confessions

Educators are only human. We all make mistakes—and this year gave us a lot of opportunities to slip-up in front of students. But blunders are part of the learning process. And the...

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5 Tips for Humanizing Your Online Course

Essie Childers is a professor of Student Success at Blinn College in Bryan, Texas Many of you may remember the clip from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off featuring the Boring Economics Teacher....

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Tips to Help You Address Student Readiness

Judy Hante is an Adjunct Professor at San Diego Miramar College Student readiness means that a student has an open mind and willingness to learn in addition to the necessarily basic...

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Engaging Students in Online Classes: Tips from a “Prof in a Box”

By: Jeffrey S. Nevid, Ph.D. Cengage Author and Professor of Psychology, St. John’s University Like many college instructors, I didn’t willingly embrace the abrupt shift to remote instruction in the early...

Retrospective Elections

An Overview and Discussion on Retrospective Elections

Author: Seth C. McKee, Professor, Oklahoma State University In teaching presidential politics, students should know American presidential elections typically take on three different types of dynamics: An endorsement of the incumbent...

Student and Parent During COVID

What It’s Like Being a First-Time Mom and a Full-Time Student During a Pandemic

Author: Destiny Woodhouse, Cengage Student Ambassador In September 2019, a month into a new semester and into a new on-campus job, I found out I was pregnant. It was certainly not...

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