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Teaching Students AI Strategies to Enhance Metacognitive Processing

Don’t Just Fade to Black: Ending a Course With Purpose

Strategies for Engaging Colleagues Resistant To Adapting Their Approach To Teaching

Anchors Away: Building Community, Mindfulness, Equity, and Reflection

Choice Meets Academic Emotions

Scholarship Wrappers as Faculty Development

The Ones Too Often Left Behind

Maybe We Should Stack Bloom’s Cognitive Taxonomy?

It Is Time to Stop Teaching and Focus on Facilitating Learning

Better Cooking, Driving, and Teaching: A Few Practical Suggestions

Enhancing Faculty Understanding of Students’ Readiness to Learn

Sun, Summer, and The Scholarly Teacher

DEI: Informing the Implicit to Create the Explicit in Classroom Culture

Write Your Teaching Philosophy Statement

Breaking Bread in Communities of Learners

Retrieval Practice, Scaffolding, and the Socratic Method

Cognitive Load: A Fundamental Key to Student Learning

Help Your Students Help Themselves: Get Them to Write Better Without Increasing Your Workload

Filling in the Gaps: Emphasizing Thinking About One’s Own Thinking

Teaching Students How to Fish: The Next Step for Learning-Centered Teaching

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Purposefully pause. Think critically. Reflect on your teaching and your students' learning.

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Teaching Students AI Strategies to Enhance Metacognitive Processing

Don’t Just Fade to Black: Ending a Course With Purpose

Strategies for Engaging Colleagues Resistant To Adapting Their Approach To Teaching

Anchors Away: Building Community, Mindfulness, Equity, and Reflection

Choice Meets Academic Emotions

Scholarship Wrappers as Faculty Development

The Ones Too Often Left Behind

Maybe We Should Stack Bloom’s Cognitive Taxonomy?

It Is Time to Stop Teaching and Focus on Facilitating Learning

Better Cooking, Driving, and Teaching: A Few Practical Suggestions

Enhancing Faculty Understanding of Students’ Readiness to Learn

Sun, Summer, and The Scholarly Teacher

DEI: Informing the Implicit to Create the Explicit in Classroom Culture

Write Your Teaching Philosophy Statement

Breaking Bread in Communities of Learners

Retrieval Practice, Scaffolding, and the Socratic Method

Cognitive Load: A Fundamental Key to Student Learning

Help Your Students Help Themselves: Get Them to Write Better Without Increasing Your Workload

Filling in the Gaps: Emphasizing Thinking About One’s Own Thinking

Teaching Students How to Fish: The Next Step for Learning-Centered Teaching

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Purposefully pause. Think critically.
Reflect on your teaching
and your students' learning.