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By Zainab Cheema  How do we enhance student engagement in post-pandemic teaching? On Tuesday, September 21, 2021, the Chronicle of Higher Education sponsored an online panel featuring some notable heavy hitters …


Let’s Talk About Microaggression in Higher Ed: A Reading of Structural and Personal Inequity
September 30, 2021

By Zainab Cheema    Let's Talk About Microaggression Let’s talk about microaggressions in Higher Ed. According to Benjamin Reese’s June 2020 article with Inside Higher Ed, there is a significant gap between DEI …


Why Higher Ed and other Industries need DEI and Intercultural Learning
September 17, 2021

By Zainab Cheema    Higher Ed and the Crisis of Diversity Higher Ed is facing a diversity crisis. Due to economic pressures placed by the pandemic, more students of color are deciding to …


Slipping Through the Cracks: Hunger on College Campuses
September 9, 2021

By Zainab Cheema  Hunger on College Campuses COVID 19 has spotlighted a problem that has existed for quite some time—food and financial insecurities experienced by college students across America. Even with existing …


Macmillan Presents on Students’ Perspectives on Pandemic Teaching
August 27, 2021

By Zainab Cheema  Macmillan recently streamed a hi-flex talk featuring two professors from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s Department of Rhetoric and Writing. On August 25th, 2021, Rebecca Glazier …


Back to School and Feeling Overwhelmed: Learning Social Skills in the COVID-19 Classroom
August 17, 2021

By Zainab Cheema Returning to face-to-face classrooms this fall is proving to be overwhelming for students. Alongside fear of COVID-19’s variants and the everyday anxieties of juggling academics and activities, another …


What Matters Now? Course Hero’s Education Summit 2021 (Part 2)
August 5, 2021

  By Zainab Cheema In my last blog post, I covered the first part of Course Hero’s online Education Summit 2021. Three proved to be the magic number for community building. The …


What Matters Now? Course Hero’s Education Summit 2021 (Part 1)
July 30, 2021

  By Zainab Cheema Course Hero’s Education Summit 2021 (#EdSummit21) featured some of the most exciting voices in Education today. From July 28 to July 30, 2021, faculty members, K-12 teachers, administrators, …


Learning How To Learn: Book Review for Uncommon Sense Teaching (Part 2)
July 27, 2021

  By Zainab Cheema Do you remember the story of the hare and the tortoise? As it turns out, Aesop’s fable is grounded in neuroscience. Hiker brain learners (the learners who take …


Brain Based Learning: Book Review for Uncommon Sense Teaching (Part 1)
July 21, 2021

By Zainab Cheema Pursuing an inclusive classroom often feels like the search for El Dorado. Despite best practices and the best of intensions, teachers come to realize that our standard lesson …


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