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A Student’s Thoughts on Cheating During COVID-19

Chloe Adamowicz is a Marketing major with an Economics minor at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst Back on March 15, 2020, a wave of excitement spread across the country: Two whole...

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Teacher Appreciation Week 2023: Thank You for My Favorite Class

Colleen Zajac is a Senior Copywriter at Cengage with a zest for learning. She loves rock climbing, mountain biking and coffee—not necessarily in that order. What are the qualities of a...

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Tips for College Freshmen From an Upperclassman

Julia Simonyan is a junior at San Jose State University Starting college fresh out of high school can seem scary and nerve-wracking. It’s okay for students to feel that way because...

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4 Ways to Be Digitally Sustainable in the Classroom

Seth Patterson is a Certified Customer Technical Support Representative at Cengage whose interests lie at the intersection of accessible technology, free software and resilience. Whenever you use a computer or the...

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My Secret to Success: Dual Enrollment

Sama Abou Elkheir is a Business Administration: Information Technology major at North Carolina State University Who I am I am a first-generation college student and U.S. citizen in my family. I...

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Creative Teaching Strategies to Try Today

Melinda Doty is a professor at East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina The demand for our classrooms to become entertaining vs. educational has heightened over the past few years. Students today...

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ChatGPT in Higher Education: A Primer for Instructors

Audrey Wick is an English professor and Cengage faculty partner ChatGPT in higher education is here, and instructors are in a position to steer its use. Of course, that has always...

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Community College vs Large University Experience

A.J. Jacobs is a professor of Sociology at East Carolina University Following a group discussion on the challenges related to teaching Introduction to Sociology, I was asked to compare the community...

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