…academic verifiability. These activities aren’t about “catching AI” making mistakes. They’re about developing core academic skills. AI can be helpful, but it isn’t neutral or flawless, and that’s exactly why…
Higher education provides students with the opportunity to participate in a diverse range of academic programs that facilitate further exploration beyond the classroom. Participating in a guided research project offers…
…and are academic leaders doing everything they can to champion an institution-wide paradigm shift to student-centered learning? Not according to Roxanne Cullen, PhD, of Ferris State University, and Michael Harris,…
Data has become the cornerstone of decision-making and institutional strategy in today’s higher education landscape. From tracking retention rates to measuring academic performance, data offers a clear, quantifiable view of…
…cultural connections, and academic comprehension. Curiosity benefits “priming the brain for learning” (Robson, 2022). Learners become engaged more quickly and for longer amounts of time. They strengthen their abilities to…
Ethical action and decision-making has always undergirded higher education practice. For example, issues such as academic freedom and how to balance financial realities with the need for quality both have…
…can support both the nonacademic and academic sides of relatedness (Roberson, 2013). As teachers, we can foster the nonacademic side of relatedness by creating a space in which relationships occur…
Academic leaders can have a tremendous effect on faculty satisfaction and productivity. Part of the responsibility of being an academic leader is to provide appropriate guidelines and support to foster…
