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Statistics Tips to Enhance Student Understanding

Do you struggle with engaging students in order to gain a conceptual understanding of statistics? Are you looking for tools tell help your students explore real data? We can help! Apply...

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Tips for Teaching the Skills Employers Want

Janet Mizrahi is a continuing lecturer of professional writing at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She is also an author at BizCommBuzz. Because I taught business communication for nearly...

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Activity: Understanding Adolescence

Author: Michael Britt We all remember how tough it was going through our teen years – it was rough. And it’s hard to watch someone else go through it as well....

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Class Activity on Social Loafing: a Powerful Way to Demonstrate It

Reading Time: < 1 minute Students usually hate group projects because one or two people in the group wind up doing most of the work. Here’s an activity that demonstrates this idea of “social loafing”...

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Nexus and Trusts

By: William A. Raabe, Co-Editor of the South-Western Federal Taxation series U.S. Supreme Court cases involving tax law are rare, numbering one every year or two. But the cases that the court does hear...

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Peer Perspective: Making Changes for Remote Teaching

We asked instructors from across the country to share how their course has changed since moving to remote teaching. Keep reading to find some great tips they’ve used to help their...

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4 Things to Learn This Summer in WebAssign

It’s summertime again, so make the most of your free time! Freshen up your WebAssign skills and learn how to address your most pressing course challenges with WebAssign’s flexible settings and tools....

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Do Hateful Tweets Cause Crime?

Reading Time: < 1 minute Your students may be wondering whether hateful tweets can increase crime. Recent research shows that there is a correlation. A study from Cornell University demonstrated this connection. Researchers examined examined...

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