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Women in Higher Education

Tips for a Successful Start to the Semester

Facing a new course or classroom can be nerve-racking, no matter how prepared you are. You know the content, the lesson plans, the syllabus—but even the most tenured instructors might still experience...

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How to Break the Ice in Your New Course [VIDEO]

Reading Time: < 1 minuteWhat do polar bears and great teachers have in common? They know how to break the ice! This age-old joke is the perfect thought starter for getting students engaged and communicating...

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The Digital Student Engagement Cheat Sheet [INFOGRAPHIC]

Reading Time: < 1 minuteDigital can be a distraction for students. But what if you could turn that distraction into an advantage? Check out the data on this infographic cheat sheet to learn how you...

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8 Things to Look for in a Digital Learning Platform

Reading Time: < 1 minuteAre you considering adding digital to your classes or moving to a different solution? Facilitating digital learning is easier than you think, once you find a solution that works for you....

Women in Higher Education

Peer-Tested Approaches to Teaching and Assessing Soft Skills

The topic of soft skills continues to be top of mind—and for good reason. We previously shared that our own recent study with Morning Consult found soft skills such as teamwork, leadership, detail orientation...

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We Believe in the Power of You [VIDEO]

hare this with everyone who inspires confidence in you. #beunstoppable We brought three college students, Brandon, Nia and Destiny, to New York to help us launch the Cengage Student Ambassador program....

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Fixed vs. Growth: A Mindset for Student Achievement [INFOGRAPHIC]

Failure is only failure if we refuse to try again. And according to Stanford psychologist Dr. Carol S. Dweck in her book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, a major contributing factor...

Confidence in Learning

Why Confidence Matters

A test, a presentation, a job interview. Each of us has experienced moments in which performing well was critical to achieving our goals. For these events, we prepare. We rehearse. We run...

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