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Preparing for Short-Term Study Abroad Experiences

More universities worldwide are offering short-term study abroad (STSA) experiences for students because they are attractive options for students. The Institute of International Education and the US Department of State collect annual data showing that short-term study abroad (STSA) programs lasting eight weeks or less

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A Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Learning Framework

Higher education conversations about AI often begin with fear: students using it to shortcut learning or generate finished work. But we reframe the conversation. Instead of asking students to avoid AI, we ask them to use AI as a thinking partner and then show their

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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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Adding Virtual Field Trips to Your Teaching Tool Kit

For years, an undergraduate geography lesson in a history of religion course centered on Jerusalem posed the same challenge: How can you give students a feel for the actual city? Students recognized that three major religions share sacred ground within the same square mile, but

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