…teachers they have perceived to be effective or ineffective. With more mature students, we may ask questions about their experience with racial incidents inside or outside of an academic environment….
…2nd ed. Corwin. Mowreader, Ashley. 2024. “Academic Success Tip: Engage Students in Real Talk.” Inside Higher Ed, July 9. https://www.insidehighered.com/news/student-success/academic-life/2024/07/09/curriculum-asks-college-professors-use-real-life. Parini, Jay. 2005. The Art of Teaching. Oxford University Press. …
…grow. However, the results also reveal that a large number of faculty still question the value of using the micro-blogging service in an academic setting. Key findings of the report…
…any other in-person interaction. These social connections are important for student retention, academic development, diversity, and inclusion. As universities and faculty grapple with the shift to an online education system,…
…constant influx of content from academic journals, social media updates, and daily news reports, distinguishing factual, reliable information from misleading or biased content is a growing challenge. To address this,…
…developing higher-order thinking strategies. Yet I am plagued with concerns that this is not enough. In a competitive environment (whether work or academic), there are undoubtedly a host of qualified…
…exactly what the text says or saying what they think the professor wants to hear. Focusing on lower-level writing issues, such as grammar, APA style, or academic language, takes students…
…películas y entretenimiento (movies and entertainment), manejo del estrés (stress management), and éxito académico (academic success). Each theme included prompt questions designed to encourage the use of specific vocabulary covered…
