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Education With a Price Tag
Is education a right or a privilege? In America, basic K-12 education is something we take for granted. Legally, the U.S. government is required to...
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Is College Worth It?
The United States has the highest college dropout rate, only 54.8 percent of students who start college will leave with a diploma. The cost of...
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Technology Makes the Classroom a Better Place
Technology has long been on the front lines of education. According to Laura Gray in “History of Technology in the Classroom,” in the 1950s, some “...
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Stress Relief at the Collegiate Level: The Importance of Practicing Gratitude
Logan Carpenter (MA, Texas State University, 2018) is a graduate student in the Department of Communication Studies at Texas State University...
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Are professors hindering students’ learning processes by taking away laptops?
Professors in higher education are debating whether laptops should be allowed in the classroom. All learning styles and students learning abilities...
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Technology Is Great... Or Is It?
Matthew Javier Writing Studies I Professor Savonick November 12, 2018 Technology is Great!... Or is it? Whether people want to avoid it or not,...
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Technology Makes the Classroom a Better Place
Technology has long been on the front lines of education. According to Laura Gray in “History of Technology in the Classroom,” in the 1950s, some “...
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Active Learning vs Traditional Lecture. Which Impacts Students More?
Teresa Sarrica CPN 100 Active Learning vs Traditional Lecture. Which Impacts Students More? All students are different and each have their own way of...
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Podcasting and Pedagogy: Suggestions for Guiding Students as they Introduce Sensitive Issues
Faculty have expressed increasing interest in assigning podcasts in undergraduate courses because these exercises develop useful skills and engage...
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Active Learning vs Traditional Lecture. Which Impacts Students More?
Teresa Sarrica CPN 100 Active Learning vs Traditional Lecture. Which Impacts Students More? All students are different and each have their own way of...
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Meeting and Making an Archive: Journaling and Tactile Learning in the College Classroom
This is an excerpt from a longer post published on December 3, 2018. To read the original post, click here . I’ve learned a great deal from Kahdeidra...
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LLG3 - The Holiday Hosting Module
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dBPvM-oSM8 The LLG 3 group presents a 12 minute module regarding a few, easy to make, holiday themed food and drinks...
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Laptops, What is it Good For?
Austin Lee Writing Studies I Professor Savonick November 9th, 2018 Laptops, What is it Good For? The first computer was invented in the 1930s which...
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Individual Learning Principles
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In Your Lecture, Research Together
Originally published on October 26, 2017 in a post about teaching Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God . Start with What Students Know...
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A Lesson Plan for Democratic Co-Creation: Forging a Syllabus by Students, for Students
This is an excerpt from a longer post published on November 12, 2018. Read the original post here . Earlier in the semester, I wrote a post about...
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Active Learning Activities You Can Use in Your Classroom Now
For a recent Futures Initiative event " Classrooms and Social Justice: Why Start with Pedagogy? " which was part of the University Worth Fighting For...
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LLG 2 Online Learning Module
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15klXAcPoDgKTHZxT7Z-KHDr2Dd_xZJ3J/view?u... Above is the link for LLG 2's online learning module, a training video on...
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"Mediating Race": Example of a Progressive Pedagogy Syllabus
Here's a course I'm team-teaching with Racquel Gates this semester, "Mediating Race," that uses active learning pedagogy to structure what we teach--...
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Ten weird tricks for resisting surveillance capitalism in and through the classroom . . . next term!
Greetings, educators! Are you watching in sheer terror as BigTech's four horsemen Surveillance, Exploitation, Manipulation, and Cataclysmic Hubris...
