Modifying your 16 week class to 12 weeks without jeopardizing the rigor

In this session we cover how to compress your course and where to look for simple modifications to prep it for summer.

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Engage Students: Incorporate Movement and Multi-Sensory Learning

March 3, 2025

Are you noticing students struggling to stay focused during your class? The secret to better attention, memory, and productivity is easier than you think: movement. This article covers three…

In Case of Emergency, Hope

February 10, 2025

When faced with uncertainty, prioritizing hope can serve as a guiding force for both instructors and students in higher education. Pursuing hope allows educators to connect to their values…

Developing Critical Thinking Through Problem Based Learning

January 27, 2025

In this Teaching Tip we will explore the transformative potential of Problem-Based Learning (PBL), an approach that flips traditional teaching on its head by starting with real-world, ill-structured problems…

Good Course Design Is the Best Defense Against Cheating

January 14, 2025

While the prevalence of academic misconduct is debatable and uncertain, its existence is not. Courses can be designed proactively to reduce cheating, plagiarism and other forms of academic misconduct.…

Top Ten Easy Course Adjustments That Have a Large Impact

November 19, 2024

Ever wondered if your course material organization needs improvement? You’re not alone! We are pleased to present this selection of best practices for maximizing your students’ success in navigating…

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