…self-regulate; encourages self-reflection; decreases depression and anxiety; improves communication skills; and, increases empathy toward others.1 This practice has been useful in my English for Academic Purposes (EAP) classes at the…
…through increased academic testing carries with it a diverse range of educational assessment tools, methodologies, perspectives, and stakeholders. If today’s mandates for educational testing has you searching for answers, take…
…unit? According to Hecht (1999) in The Department Chair as Academic Leader, “Rather than relying on consistent criteria applicable to a broad range of persons, the criteria may be specific…
…leverage AI in our own academic and administrative work? And more importantly, should we? The answer, I believe, lies in using AI to help clear space for the work only…
…students in the development of problem-solving skills. Proven to be a useful activity to elicit student engagement and academic performance, FWAE also helps to effect small-group interaction during implementation of…
…for the sake of writing. Rather, we define writing as a method of inquiry that allows access to various discourse communities (e.g., an academic discipline), social worlds (e.g., the knowledge…
…much of our growth focus is academics and learning-based. Being academically successful isn’t an easy task. Student wellbeing is an important factor in the learning process (Frazier & Doyle-Fosco, 2024)….
…on college campuses prove this narrative is a myth. Race still matters. An academic setting, such as a college classroom, should create opportunities for students to engage with these topics…
