One of our favorite books is How Learning Works: Seven Research-Based Principles for Smart Teaching by Susan A. Ambrose and others. The chapter we turn to again and again is “What Factors Motivate ...

Summer is on the horizon, and the only thing standing in the way is a couple more months of school. Teachers and students alike wrestled with the steep learning curve of remote teaching and learning.

I share one professor’s experience in engaging students in an online class by asking them to design their own projects. I point you to more advice from fellow instructors on how to teach in online, ...

Whether you are sharing new concepts, telling a story, or walking students through a complex process, your presentation style can make a meaningful difference in how students understand and connect ...

Have you been teaching in online/hybrid delivery mode for a while and ready to level up your course? One way to elevate your course is to examine your video content. Is your current video content ...

Unlock effective teaching strategies that resonate with today’s students in a post-pandemic world. Kathleen D'Alfonso, adjunct instructor in UB’s Educational Opportunity Program, shares innovative ...

Most people outside of higher ed — including the people making funding decisions for it — rarely see what happens in the classroom. In fact, even professors have few chances to see what the work of ...

Engaging Pedagogy Exchange (EPX), formerly known as Research-Based Teaching Series (RBTS); seeks to support the work of faculty from all disciplines, colleges, and campuses by offering faculty ...

A common challenge associated with the retention of students at the university is “How do we increase student attendance and engagement in an introductory core requirements course?” These courses ...

John Reynolds, professor of Architecture, is the recipient of Miami University’s 2022 E. Phillip Knox Distinguished Teaching Award. The award recognizes faculty members who demonstrate creative, ...