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Student Self-Care Tips: How to Balance School, Work and Life

Lindsey Myers is a Mechanical Engineering major from New Mexico State University Since my early years in grade school, I’ve had to learn how to balance school and life. In elementary school, it was girl scouts’ meetings,...

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How to Balance Student Trust and Online Exam Monitoring

David Ryan Polgar is a Tech Ethicist and Founder of All Tech Is Human “With great power comes great responsibility.” This popular maxim, well-known from the world of comic books, is central...

Useful Degrees to Recommend Your Students

5 Useful Degrees that Are Relevant for the 21st Century

Lisa Nichols is an educator and aspiring writer In a rapidly evolving world, job trends and career paths are changing all the time, greatly impacting education. When deciding what degree to...

Tips for Assigned Readings

4 Ways to Get Your Students to Do the Assigned Reading

Dr. Jenny Billings is a faculty member at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College. Students do not always complete assigned readings. This is true for chapters, novels, articles, or even single poems. Being an...

Keep Your Students' Attention Using These Tips

4 Ways to Hold Students’ Attention and Beat the 9-Minute Itch

Author: Brandy Ramsey, Faculty Support and Analytics Specialist, College of Online and Adult Studies and Center for Innovation and Teaching Excellence & Adjunct Faculty, College of Business and Economics, Ashland University ...

How Online Learners and Professors Can Communicate

What I Wish My Professors Knew About Life as An Online Learner

Shaloun Mims is a student at The University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee and a Cengage Student Ambassador One of the most fascinating things about professors is that they were once students. And it’s...

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How Inclusivity Promotes Student Engagement

Elyse Adler is an Assistant Professor of Information Technology Being inclusive in the classroom has various elements that can—and should—be considered. Not only does inclusivity refer to racial, ethnic, gender and...

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The Learning and Cognitive Science of Student Engagement

Dr. Jeff D. Borden is a professor, learning design expert, Executive Director of the Institute for Inter-Connected Education and the Chief Academic Officer at Campus If you haven’t watched the Netflix...

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