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Teaching Strategies

Find teaching inspiration and practical methods to keep your students engaged and learning.

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Designing Peer and Group Assignments for Online Courses

Audrey Wick is an English professor at Blinn College in central Texas   Writing skills are important for college students at any stage. Whether they are in a writing-intensive course or simply...
9 Tips for Teaching Online with WebAssign

5 Strategies to Maximize Your Chemistry Course Delivery Online or Off

Many chemistry instructors had to quickly pivot to remote instruction this spring, yet expectations for fall will be much higher. The variety of learning environments institutions are exploring present unique challenges and...
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Five Best Grammar Websites for Your College Students

Guest Contributors: Lawrence Barkley and Christine Sandoval, authors of Grammar and Usage, Naturally, 1st Edition   No matter how well written a grammar textbook, no matter how well explained or illustrated a grammatical concept,...
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Engaging Students Online: 5 Barriers to Avoid

When it comes to your instruction, we understand how difficult it can be to keep students attentive, engaged and focused—an issue only compounded by the recent shift to online learning due to...
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Helping Online Students Be Successful

Marie Guest is an experienced online educator and instructor at North Florida College   Through much trial and error after teaching online and web-assisted courses for over 15 years, I have learned...
Fostering Peer-to-Peer Interactions in an Online Course

Fostering Peer-to-Peer Interactions in an Online Course

Diane Carter is Senior Instructor in the Department of Psychology and Communication Studies at the University of Idaho   As a Cengage Faculty Partner, I’ve been speaking with faculty around the country...
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Proposal for Above-the-Line Charitable Contributions

By Annette Nellen, Co-Editor of the South-Western Federal Taxation series   On June 22, 2020, a bipartisan group of senators introduced the Universal Giving Pandemic Response Act (press release of Senator Lankford)....
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7 Ways to Show Presence and Compassion in Online Spaces

Essie Childers is a Professor of Student Success at Blinn College in Bryan, Texas.   Do you feel as if you are building a boat while sailing? Figuratively speaking, many of us...
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