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Course Format Preferences in Business Analytics

What Determines Course Format Preferences in Business Analytics?

Dr. Sinjini Mitra is a professor at the Information Systems and Decision Sciences Department at California State University, Fullerton There has been explosive growth in online and hybrid classes in higher...

$Teach Proofs With Automatically Graded Problems$

Teach Proof Development Skills with New Automatically Graded Problems

You want to teach proofs in your Math course, but it’s not as simple as a right or wrong answer. Writing proofs provides a way for students to show their reasoning skills...

How to Set Up Practice Exams in WebAssign

How to Create a Cumulative Practice Exam in WebAssign

Practice exams are a great way for students to engage with topics covered in study guides to better understand them prior to an exam. We asked Katie Bowman from Surry Community College...

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How to Build Effective Independent Learners

Jill West is a Cengage author and an instructor at Georgia Northwestern Technical College Children are born with an innate sense of curiosity, but few develop sophisticated learning skills without guidance....

Overcoming Implicit Bias

How to Overcome Implicit Bias as an Educator

Sandy Keeter is a Professor in the Information Technology Department at Seminole State College in Florida. What is Implicit Bias? Implicit bias, also known as unconscious bias, are attitudes and stereotypes...

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Where Are College Students Saving the Most on Textbooks?

Published: January 12, 2021 As the pandemic has impacted higher education, affordability has become an even greater focus. Many college students and families are dealing with financial constraints and are questioning...

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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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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