Google “calling the teacher ‘mom,’” and you will find a deluge of pained or embarrassed faces across various memes. This shared humor is a
A recent TED conversation (2023) with motivation researcher Ayelet Fischbach on overcoming procrastination got me thinking about the ebbs and flows of each semester
I’m willing to bet that you believe you don’t ever use your hands to think. After all, you think with your brain, and your
As a student, I would often find myself buried in textbooks, meticulously reviewing notes, highlighting my textbook, and relistening to lectures I had recorded
As professors dedicated to improving our teaching, we often grapple with the challenge of limited time to influence our students’ learning experiences. As experts
Feedback on performance is one of the most important factors to learning (Cavalcanti et al., 2021). But feedback need not come only from instructors.
Students often ask teaching faculty to help them make important decisions that will affect their lives in significant ways. “Should I drop this course?
Artificial intelligence is quickly integrating itself into all parts of learning as a tool for both students and faculty. Now it is coming to
Many years ago, I taught college composition at a small art and illustration college in Chicago. The students in my classes were a diverse
As part of my graduate training in clinical psychology, I was given the opportunity to serve as the primary instructor for one section of
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