[Participants from our institution] are already terrific educators who have fantastic end-of-the-course evaluations, but they’re taking an extra few steps to help students be successful. It was surprising to hear faculty talk about how much more intentional they were in acknowledging students, validating their efforts to pursue a degree. It was amazing to see faculty start to think deeply about that.
Career readiness activities in higher education have traditionally been kept at a distance from the classroom. With the notable exception of career and technical education programs, students in U.S. colleges …
For more than two decades, Achieving the Dream (ATD) has worked with colleges to promote success for diverse student populations and their communities, particularly by helping colleges improve how they …
One way for faculty to incorporate an emerging and fast-evolving technology like AI into their courses is for each of them, individually, to develop lessons and activities. Another is to …