…culturally responsive teaching, we as educators can sensitively engage our students, discuss culturally sensitive issues, advance academic success, and promote a sense of ownership and belonging among our learners from…
…think rhetorically, to develop their own voice, and to gain awareness of the many genres they may need in their academic and professional lives. Swimming is hard, especially when students…
…of academic research. The Chronicle of Higher Education. https://www.chronicle.com/article/the-insular-world-of-academic-research Hallman, S. K., Kusano, S. M., Matney, M. M., Conger, A. J., & Pepple, M. (2017). Engaged learning at Michigan: Understanding…
…other professors; the academic world is not a place where most students hang out. Professors who rely on their academic wit may lose students in their attempts at humor. Jokes…
…activities. Goals motivate and direct students. And students aren’t motivated solely by academic goals, like those related to mastery (comprehension of content) and performance (grades). Pintrich notes that research on…
…secondary level. Her academic research primarily focuses on retention strategies, multimedia, and social media implementation in the online classroom. She is also a freelance fiction writer. References Akers, Richards, John…
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…students. One character is the strict law professor Charles W. Kingsfield Jr., who wears a suit and bowtie, speaks with a measured tone that conveys high-brow academic discipline, and expects…
