Ears--they're your best asset

Article Abstract:

Advice for college faculty members on how to effectively deal with students who come to you with problems. Tips include listening to what the student has to say, not being afraid to ask colleagues for advice, learning to identify the signs that indicate whether a student has a serious problem or not, and knowing your own limitations.

Teacher-student relationships, Teacher-student relations

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Roll up, roll up for star attractions

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Advice for academics involved in the design of new course modules. Tips include thinking about what the learning outcomes of the course should be, considering what will make students enthusiastic and making sure that the course paperwork is done properly.

Design and construction, Educational programs

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Smooth out pressing problems

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Advice for academics and college faculty on how to successfully manage their workload. Tips include learning how to prioritise work, remembering to take breaks and exercise, and setting a time at which you will stop work every day.

Methods, Management, Time management, Work, Work (Labor), Company business management

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