WHAT'S NEW

Building a Learning Sanctuary: Fostering Resilience in Our Students, Part 1

Mays Imad 

Can the classroom become a place where our students can develop not only their academic skills but also the emotional, social, and moral capacities they need  to navigate and shape a complex world? Read More

Is Mindfulness Meditation Actually Beneficial in Higher Education?

Steven Haberlin 

Over the past two decades, there has been an increasing interest among researchers in studying meditation-based interventions with college students. Here’s what the evidence says about the effectiveness of this practice. Read More

Improve Student Research with Research Rabbit

John Orlando 

Faculty lament that students often use Google searches rather than academic sources for research. But now there are AI tools that both restrict their searches to academic publications and manage the results to greatly speed up the writing process. Read More

EDITOR'S PICK

Syllabus Feedback: Questions to Ask Students

Maryellen Weimer

Getting feedback from students can help you build a better syllabus. This piece covers the options for soliciting feedback from students and includes a pool of questions and a sample survey for you to use. Read More

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