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What makes for a real devotion in the onsite classroom? Learn how personalizing your devo can facilitate vital connections within and between your students. Whether […]
The first night of an onsite class begins with arriving early and ordering each step of the class to demonstrate to your students you are […]
Prepping for the first night of an onsite class involves a number of moving parts. Sequenced properly, you will be prepared to thrive on behalf […]
During a recent graduate recognition ceremony, Dr. Ryan G. Loucks, Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership, thanked his family and faculty for their support during his arduous […]
Acquire 15 proven, practical, and action-oriented tips for engaging students and establishing exciting, positive learning environments. This month's featured video from the 20-Minute Mentor Commons, […]
During a recent graduate recognition ceremony, Dr. Ryan G. Loucks, Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership, thanked his family and faculty for their support during his arduous […]
During a recent graduate recognition ceremony, Dr. Ryan G. Loucks, Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership, thanked his family and faculty for their support during his arduous […]
Tip: Grade full-point discussion forums early. In Today's Terrific Teaching Tip series, full-time faculty offer experience-proven tips about what works in their learning environment. According […]
The doctor said, 'Mr. Snider, we are going to need to admit you into the hospital. You have a tumor around your left kidney and […]
PowerPoint is a commonly used teaching tool in higher education. Think back to your last professional conference, for example. You probably chose a session based […]
Learn how to use difficult discussions to improve students’ ability to reason—and help them function as respectful members of a civil society." This month's featured […]
This week, as we celebrate our nation's 241st birthday, it seems appropriate to profile a uniquely distinct teacher--Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain--who taught rhetoric in the classrooms […]
