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Ep. 82 – Mentoring, Global Engagement, and AI in Higher Education with Gary S. May

Gary S. May discusses inclusive excellence, STEM mentoring, AI for the public good, and the future of global research universities. ...

Digital Literacy is Key, Now More Than Ever

Digital literacy is essential for navigating a technological world because it promotes individuals' access to information and integral development. ...
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Incorporate Technologies in Class Using the SAMR Model

The SAMR model helps teachers visualize how to implement educational technologies to improve students’ learning wisely. ...
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Green Skills for a Sustainable Future

The "green transition" implies a radical change in economic models and society toward sustainability; green skills and competencies are critical for mitigating environmental impact. ...

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Systemic Racism in the Educational System

Racial biases in schools impact the students learning experience and how teachers perform in the classroom.

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Opinion: History Wars, Monuments, and Teaching

Once again, the recent wave of protests over racial inequality and violence in the United States brings the debate on monuments and the facts ...

Meditation for Learning

Meditation can be incorporated as a teaching resource in any class or subject to 'take' students to a state of openness and favorable disposition ...

Synchronous and asynchronous learning: definition, advantages, and disadvantages

Do you know the differences between synchronous and asynchronous learning? Their advantages and disadvantages? Here we explain them.

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Education and the New Federal LGBTQ Anti-discrimination Protections

The U.S. Supreme Court recently passed new labor protections for LGBTQ workers. What does this mean for non-heterosexual teachers?

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How to Develop Critical Thinking in Generation Z Students?

In our webinar, Ph.D. Patricia Caratozzolo shares ideas on how to develop creativity and critical thinking in Gen Z students, as well as educational ...

eSports in Times of Pandemic

College campuses closed, but competitive gaming is holding the fort for varsity sports.

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Teachers Fear Returning to the Classrooms, Survey Reveals

Faced with uncertainty about the reopening of schools, Education Week approached educators, principals, and district leaders to find out if they are prepared to ...

Lessons from COVID-19 in the Education Sector

The coronavirus took the education sector by surprise and forced it to adjust to online teaching in a short time. What lessons can we ...

From Face-to-Face to Online Classes with Open Tools

In this webinar, Professor Ken Bauer shared open tools that teachers can use to deliver courses in a virtual format.

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Doomscrolling: A Threat to Mental Health

The practice of navigating through negative content to keep informed can be harmful to health if done in excess.

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Physics Laboratories and Gender Bias

A study by Princeton University's Center for Physics and Biological Functions reveals gender bias in the division of tasks in physics practice laboratories.

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