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Pedagogical Lessons from the Olympics: Resilience and Balance

Regan A. R. Gurung

Like playing a sport, teaching requires skill, knowledge of your craft, a lot of practice, dedication, will, and resilience—all attributes that have been on display at this year’s Olympic Games. Read More

Course Design and the Importance of the Porter

Emmett Dulaney

Much as the infamous “Porter’s Scene” in Macbeth provides a needed psychological break for the audience, well-timed diversions in a semester can offer necessary emotional and cognitive relief for students. Read More

Assignments for Preparing Your Students for the AI Present

John Orlando

Rather than try to keep the AI genie in the bottle, teachers should be thinking about how to craft assignments that teach how to use AI in work, education, and life.

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Boosting Learning and Decreasing Stress through Intentional Course Design

Rob Eaton

Intentionality in course design has always been important, but the stakes are even higher as we find ourselves in what the US surgeon general has called “a mental health pandemic” for teenagers and young adults. Read More

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