Teaching and learning

Dissertation alternatives, such as capstone projects and applied group-based projects, could better prepare graduates for their future careers. Discover what these might look like

A workshop designed to help struggling students reflect on their mid-term assessment shortcomings led to 86 per cent of participants passing their end-of-year exam. See how it worked

Gamification and game-based learning can centre students in the learning experience and improve university enrolment rates. Here’s how to get started

Use the power of games and game elements to engage students in learning and deepen their understanding. Here’s how

To avoid causing students unnecessary harm when teaching sensitive topics, consider a trauma-informed approach. Carrie Mullen outlines how

Policy analysis equips social work students with the skills to critically assess, influence, and advocate for equitable policies. Read how to demystify the process

With American universities under threat from a hostile government, where will liberal arts education thrive? Perhaps it’s time for a reimagining

We need our students to develop intellectual curiosity, to respect each other enough to want to hear each other, and become informed, thoughtful citizens, writes Maja Korica. Generative AI is getting in the way of that

Effective public policy requires clear communication and public engagement. Here’s how to equip future policymakers with the necessary skills

The work looks flawless, the student seems fine. But underneath, perfectionism is doing damage. David Thompson unpacks what educators can do to help high-performing students navigate the pressure to succeed and move from stuck to started