It can be difficult to know how, if at all, to address in the classroom highly polarizing political events. We offer some considerations for teaching during election season. 

Political events affect our teaching–and our students’ learning–but it is difficult to know how much, if at all, to address complex political events in class. 

If cultivating community in the classroom is important to you, one approach to doing so is to work with your students to create a Community Agreement.

It is important to understand the capabilities of current generative AI programs and set clear guidelines about how they can be used for coursework and independent work.

Such material presents teaching challenges but may also offer valuable learning opportunities for students.

The McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning offers a précis of some important university policies and sample text that you may use or adapt for your own syllabus.

As the name implies, active learning refers to any type of instructional activity that encourages interaction and collaboration.

The death of a student is deeply distressing for the members of a campus community.

Many faculty members prioritize giving their students real-world experience in their courses.