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…from serving on different committees-all-college committees, the promotion and tenure committee, the presidential search committee, and the dean search committee. That range of experience really taught me a lot about…
…way to give back to the community. Department chairs or administrators should act as a buffer between the faculty and those who ask them to serve on committees to protect…
If you’ve been teaching for any amount of time, you probably have a few nicknames for students based on the personality traits they exhibit. Roben Torosyan, PhD, associate director of…
Understanding what motivates online learners is important because motivated students are more likely to engage in activities that help them learn and achieve, says Brett Jones, associate professor of educational…
…course] if they’re generating it themselves,” says David Wilson, associate professor of biology and chemistry at Parkland College, a two-year community college in Champaign, Ill. Student-generated quiz questions One way…
…on different computers. Sometimes what works on one computer doesn’t work on another. Fixing any problems before the course goes live will help avoid student frustration and the need for…
