What should faculty reviewers look for in a teaching philosophy statement of a candidate? Correspondingly, what should those applying for academic positions put in a teaching philosophy statement? The author…
…as an educational tool to help students reach desired college outcomes.” Junco, an associate professor of academic development and counseling at Lock Haven University, has been using Twitter for about…
…advanced learners. They no longer have to wade through content that doesn’t challenge them. Adaptive instruction ensures their academic journey remains stimulating, ensuring their growth isn’t stifled by a lack…
…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)….
…Discussing relevant social issues such as these in academic settings allows us to continue to develop critical thinking skills and uncover personal and social biases. Discussion forums are a common…
…years and its academic attainment after eight years. What did he find? “Students who remediate successfully in math exhibit attainment that is comparable to that of students who achieve college…
…through introductions and the kind of icebreakers that research indicates can strengthen learning outcomes. At one point, I asked these college newcomers to share academic and career aspirations. Their responses…
