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Assume the Best: Trust-Based Strategies for Empowering College Students

Faculty Focus

Teaching with Technology: Empower and Encourage, Don’t Police and Instill Fear Technology tools like plagiarism detectors and AI checkers can erode trust if used as punitive measures. Journal of Educational Psychology, 111 (2), 189. Instead, these tools should guide and empower students. References Agarwal, P.

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Searching for the Optimal Class Design to Maximize Learning

Faculty Focus

Would you emphasize a supportive learning environment, cognitive and affective learning, pedagogical design, essential content, creating assessments, providing feedback, integrating technology, or something different? Michael Kiener is a professor at Maryville University of St. Educational Psychology Review 31, (2): 261-292.

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How educational therapy can help universities and students succeed

University Business

The field of educational therapy has been gaining more visibility in recent years, with articles in major publications such as The Wall Street Journal spotlighting the growing field. Fortunately, there are ways to integrate educational therapy into the existing support systems that universities already have in place.

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The push for more active learning spaces on campus

Inside Higher Ed

These are positive developments from the perspective of groups such as the Association of American Universities and the American Association of Colleges and Universities, which promote high-impact practices that increase student engagement and deep learning. So, too, are physical spaces dedicated to this kind of teaching.

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Creating Connections: Team-Building Activities for the Online Classroom

Faculty Focus

At the end of the sessions, we awarded university and program merchandise to the top three winners. Options for creating virtual trivia games, both live and asynchronous, include Crowdpurr and Jackbox.tv , which both use mobile technology to create trivia games for participants.

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Institute Uses AI to Promote Equity in STEM Education

Insight Into Diversity

The Inclusive Intelligent Technologies for Education (INVITE) Institute uses AI (artificial intelligence) technologies to make STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education more equitable in K-12 schools.

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Creating Connections: Team-Building Activities for the Online Classroom

Faculty Focus

At the end of the sessions, we awarded university and program merchandise to the top three winners. Options for creating virtual trivia games, both live and asynchronous, include Crowdpurr and Jackbox.tv , which both use mobile technology to create trivia games for participants.