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Research-based insights about principles of effective education, mentorship, and teaching.

How to Humanize Online Learning with Social Presence
Categories: Teaching – Posted on January 4, 2021January 4, 2021

How to Humanize Online Learning with Social Presence

Online learning is nothing new, but when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, suddenly every school from kindergarten to university switched to … Continue reading >How to Humanize Online Learning with Social Presence

Why Teachers Need To Be Leaders
Categories: Teaching – Posted on November 3, 2020November 3, 2020

Why Teachers Need To Be Leaders

When we think about leadership, we normally think about people who are in management positions in companies or government. Leaders … Continue reading >Why Teachers Need To Be Leaders

The Truth about Overlearning
Categories: Teaching – Posted on July 16, 2019September 14, 2020

The Truth about Overlearning

Overlearning, extra practice given at the time something is taught, is often built into classes in school and into organizational … Continue reading >The Truth about Overlearning

Prepare Students for the Job Market
Categories: Teaching – Posted on May 23, 2019September 14, 2020

Prepare Students for the Job Market

Faculty are experts in their disciplines so it is understandable that most undergraduate classes and curricula in the arts, humanities … Continue reading >Prepare Students for the Job Market

Students Are Not Information Dumpsters
Categories: Teaching – Posted on April 27, 2019September 14, 2020

Students Are Not Information Dumpsters

Professors concerned about rigor will often pack their courses with content in both assigned readings and in-class lectures. The traditional … Continue reading >Students Are Not Information Dumpsters

Teach for Retention
Categories: Teaching – Posted on March 16, 2019September 14, 2020

Teach for Retention

One thing I’ve learned as both a professor and student is that there is a trade off between amount of … Continue reading >Teach for Retention

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