Month: March 2018

Classroom Innovation

Creating successful teachers with video coaching

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video coaching
Teaching elementary math—especially explaining the conceptual basis of algorithms and procedures— can be particularly challenging for novice teachers. Therefore, teacher-preparation programs need to provide robust support to help…
Classroom Innovation

How digital courseware can ease students’ financial worries

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digital courseware
More than 20 million students are currently enrolled in a 4-year degree program, and 7 in 10 students will graduate with not just a degree, but with student…
Classroom Innovation

8 key components of cybersecurity education

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cybersecurity education
A newly-released set of cybersecurity curriculum recommendations aims to improve postsecondary cybersecurity education and produce graduates ready to fill alarming workforce gaps. The new set of guidelines, Cybersecurity…
Campus Leadership

5 questions to ask before your university goes mobile

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Before they set foot in their first class, incoming college students face a maze of requirements and resources that will be critical to their success. So-called “student supports”…
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3 predictors of students’ workforce confidence

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workforce preparation
Just roughly half (53 percent) of students believe their major will lead to a good job, according to a nationally-representative survey of 32,000 students at 4-year universities. Only…
Classroom Innovation

Personalized text messages help students stay on STEM path

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personalized text messages
Students at four U.S. community colleges are sticking with sometimes-demanding STEM courses with a little encouragement from personalized text messages that encourage them to complete classes. The joint…

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