…your academic career is just starting. All faculty need to know how to build supportive and positive, but businesslike, relationships with students. What are some strategies for developing the right…
There are those in the academic community who dread hearing and reading about assessment. But aside from the mandatory reporting required by credentialing and accreditation agencies, how can faculty members…
…particular academic discipline. For example, a health care student may look at the issue of access to clean water and determine that it influences the spread of disease, impacting the…
A self-compassion practice may sound a bit awkward and uncomfortable, yet research (Neff, et al.) clearly demonstrates that this intervention can support success in our personal, academic, and professional lives….
…academic outcomes as teaching pedagogies changes to respond to student cues in real time. A recent study suggests that nearly 70 percent of queried campus departments consider “data and classroom…
…a large number of faculty question the value of using the micro-blogging service in an academic setting. Key findings of the report include: 21.9 percent of respondents say they are…
…by academic and homework-related sites. Cheat sites and paper mills comprised less than 15 percent of the total resources used and showed the most significant decline over the period examined….
…Students enjoy viewing and sharing visual content online. Visual tools create a connection between the content and viewer (McKenzie, 2008). Many videos on YouTube are academic and professional in nature…
