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Opinion

Beyond Coddling and Canceling

We can, and should, empathize with students’ trauma. But we shouldn’t validate desires to shield them from discomforting course content.

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Opinion

5 Steps for Bringing Fitness-Integrated Learning Into Your Classroom

Getting students moving can help them learn while building classroom community.

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Opinion

The Best Defense Against AI Cheating

… is a class worth taking.

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Opinion

Feel Stuck in a Teaching Rut? Try ‘Booping’

Small changes in our patterns can result in meaningful differences.

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Opinion

A Different Kind of AI Disclosure Statement

If faculty use AI in building a course, we should insist and perhaps require that they disclose it. But where’s the magic in that?

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Opinion

Why I Teach Negotiation Skills to Undergrads

Cultivating knowledge and a skill set around negotiation sets students up to pursue meaningful, sustainable careers.

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Opinion

Can’t Quit the Lecture? Try Quasi-Active Learning

The method offers a sustainable middle ground for teaching.

Covers of the books Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink; What the Best College Teachers Do by Ken Bain; Brain Rules: 12 Principles for Surviving and Thriving at Work, Home, and School by John Medina; and Teaching & Learning Illuminated: The Big Ideas, Illustrated, by Bradley Busch, Edward Watson and Ludmila Bogatchek.
Opinion

10 Books for the Evidence-Based Professor

Consider this a starter kit in the science of learning.