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Understanding that students are people first, with lived experiences that influence their choice of college and career, will help position graduates for success

Brooke Wilson discusses the importance of fostering a safe environment for students while encouraging their independence

Students who can critique ideas and generate sound, reasoned arguments in real time will be better prepared to find success after they graduate, says Rebekah Wanic

With students struggling to focus on and comprehend assignments, summaries can take some of the leg work out of learning and allow students to come to class ready to connect

Academic structures, such as disciplines, too often silo and limit possibilities for engagement and connection, says JT Torres

From flexible class schedules to a friendly smile, colleges that focus on individual needs are best positioned to help learners thrive at school and in life

Extricating ourselves from A-F grading scales requires an inclusive, big tent approach in which we de-emphasise grades in a way that best fits our individual contexts

There are many small ways you can show appreciation for your employees and make them feel valued on a daily basis, says Sabrina Casas

Understanding why students cheat is key to preventing it. Not only that, but three key tips turn supporting integrity into an opportunity to foster culture rather than dish out punishment

Senior leaders should hold themselves and their teams accountable for performance-driven metrics, foster psychologically safe workplaces and reward values-based behaviours