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Creating a Classroom Community One Name at a Time

It was the middle of the semester, and I had put my class in groups to discuss case studies. After the allotted time, students had to report their findings to the whole class. One student began speaking and pointed to a member of his group

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Involving Students in Building AI Simulations

Higher education is using AI for two purposes: first, to improve instruction via systems like AI tutors and simulations, and second, to teach students the AI skills that are becoming as important as basic computer skills. I accomplished both at once by having students create

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Feeling Stuck? Observe One of Your Peers

In my third year as a full-time professor of education, I can’t exactly say I’m stuck. But I’d be less than honest if I didn’t admit that I sometimes wonder whether my instructional habits have started defaulting to what’s comfortable rather than what’s most effective.

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Building Your Own Moot Court for Undergraduates

Moot court is a useful activity for students, especially those considering going to law school or pursuing careers in the legal profession. Given that law school applicants do not come from one discipline, moot court applies to a variety of academic programs. Strong existing intercollegiate

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