While pursuing a degree goes beyond enhancing job opportunities, it remains a significant aspect of the academic experience and often influences evaluations of courses and institutions. Course and module evaluation…
…learning outcomes (Plotts, 2022). It’s an acronym for five essential cultural aspects: Academic, Collaborative, Cognitive, Community, and Ethnic and Intersectional Culture. These components are necessary to create a thriving educational…
…Review, 30(1), 1-34. Download: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-016-9389-8 Bitew, T., & Birhan, W. (2021). The potential effect of depression on academic outcomes of students in higher education institutions of northwest Ethiopia: A Cross-Sectional…
…better academic performance. Fairness: Blueprints eliminate the chance of subjective grading and unexpected exam questions, thereby ensuring a more equitable assessment process. Better exam preparation: Knowing what to expect on…
…today’s fast-paced academic environment, instructors are often hard-pressed for time to provide comprehensive feedback to each student. Particularly in larger classes, it can be challenging to engage students in deeper,…
…by clear ties to a student’s academic and career path. Professor and program chair of First-Year Writing at the University of Arizona Global Campus, Dr. Pritts is also the author…
…instructors and students to adopt a multipotentialite mentality, we can empower them to explore diverse academic paths and enhance their versatility for future employment. This article discusses the significance of…
…connect academic content to real-life experiences and current events. Questions like, “Have you encountered this before?” or “How does this impact the world around us?” prompt students to connect academic…
