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COVID-19 has thrown off the regular social bonds that form between students and professors. We’re missing out on the connections […]

Distance learning experiences, such as online classes, offer hurdles to student involvement and learning. We notice low student engagement and […]

Connected Reflection as a Means of Increasing Student Motivation Universities must be the epitome of “learning culture,” with faculty who […]

The benefit of cultivating a growth mindset is becoming more widely recognised among K-12 instructors. According to a recent poll […]

The Semester’s Rhythms: Implications for Practice, Persona Each semester begins and ends on a different note. The early weeks are […]

Learners all over the world now have the opportunity to learn outside of traditional educational settings and in less monitored […]

People have a nearly infinite ability to learn and improve. The human body can adapt to severe environments, and the […]

Teaching is described as a teacher’s help in assisting pupils in engaging in constructive learning activities (Meichenbaum, D. Biemiller, A. […]

With dismal frequency, I reread Nancy Chick’s “Teaching in Times of Crisis.” It’s about what to do when the world’s […]