Mental Health - The Cengage Blog

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How I Relax Between Semesters

In academia, we often encourage our students to make time to relax, but are we listening to our own advice? Teaching is a wonderful and rewarding path, but it also comes...

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How I Incorporate Mental Health Activities Into My Course

Blake Fetty is a lecturer of Spanish at the University of Central Oklahoma Research on testing anxiety shows a clear correlation between test-taking anxiety and lower test scores. In some...

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My Tips to Help Students With Mental Health in College

Chaitali Botcha is a graduate of Texas A&M University and the Central Regional Lead Cengage Student Ambassador. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Medical Science at the University of...

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Helping Students Develop Emotional Intelligence for Career Success

Sure, IQ plays an important role in academic and career success. But what about EQ, aka emotional quotient, aka emotional intelligence? It turns out, college students with higher emotional intelligence have...

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Creating a Mental Health Culture of Care in the Classroom

Christal E. Carmichael is a Professor of Psychology at North Carolina Central University As many of us make the transition back to face-to-face instruction, there are many factors to consider...

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Enjoy Your Summer Break—Science Says It’s Okay

This post is a modified version of an article that originally appeared on BizCommBuzz. By the end of the academic year, most of us are counting the days until we...

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Why I’m Proud of Teaching Through a Pandemic: Courtney’s Story

Courtney Pham is a Senior Instructor in the College of Business at Missouri State University There are 385,000 babies born worldwide each day. At one point in time, I was...

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Bouncing Back from Teacher Burnout: One Educator’s Story

Kristin McDonald is a professor and Associate Chair of Human Services and Sociology at Post University Over the past two years, we have all had the wonderful opportunity to get...

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