Higher Education

Interprofessionalism In Higher Education

Interprofessionalism in Higher Education: Equip Students for Collaborative Success 2024

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on December 3rd, 2024 Why is interprofessionalism gaining traction in higher education today? As academic disciplines become more interconnected, the need for professionals who can collaborate effectively across fields is more essential than ever. Interprofessionalism bridges the gap between disciplines, creating a culture where students […]

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AI In Higher Education

The Future of AI In Higher Education: How Will It Shape Learning

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Professor and Dean; Published on November 17th, 2024 Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how we interact with our world, making significant strides in fields like healthcare, finance, and now, education. As AI technologies advance, their influence on higher education promises to be profound. From personalized learning experiences to streamlined

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Mastering the Classroom: Essential Tips for New Educators [2024 Update]

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on October 25, 2024 Starting your career as a new educator can be both exciting and daunting. That first year as an educator is the toughest! You’re eager to make a difference, but navigating the world of academia comes with a learning curve. This post

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Master Group Projects In Graduate School

​Master Group Projects In Graduate School

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on October 12, 2024 Navigating group projects can feel like a daunting task, especially when you’re dealing with different personalities. Whether you’re in a classroom or the workplace, the dynamics of group work play an important role in achieving success. Each member brings unique strengths

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Higher Learning Hub

Celebrate 1 Year of Higher Learning Hub: Top Insights & Milestones

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on October 3rd, 2024 I can’t believe it’s already been a year since we launched Higher Learning Hub. Time has flown by, and what an incredible journey it’s been. Starting with a vision to network with others in higher education, the blog has evolved into

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Strategies for Engaging Quieter Students

Strategies for Engaging Quieter Students [Updated 2024]

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on September 29th, 2024 I frequently brainstorm ideas for bringing the quieter students into the classroom discussions. Engaging quiet or introverted students in the classroom can be a challenge, but is essential for their development and confidence. These students often bring unique perspectives and insights

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Utilizing Student Feedback to Enhance Teaching Methods [2024]

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on September 25, 2024 Student feedback continues to be a cornerstone for enhancing teaching methods and elevating the overall learning experience. Teachers who actively seek out and utilize student insights can adapt their instructional strategies to better meet the diverse needs of their classrooms. This

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Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Considerations for Young Academics

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on September 21, 2024 Have you ever felt like you’re faking it till you make it? – I’ve certainly been there! Imposter syndrome is surprisingly common among young academics and professionals. I first entered the world of academia in 2015, about 5 years after I

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Clinical Rotations

How To Prepare For Your Clinical Rotations In Medical School

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on September 15th, 2024 Starting clinical rotations is an exciting yet challenging phase for medical students. This period marks the transition from classroom learning to real-world patient care. To make the most of this experience, it’s crucial to prepare effectively. In this blog post, we’ll

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The Art of Saying No in Higher Education: A Guide for Educators

The Art of Saying “No” in Higher Education: A Guide for Educators

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on September 9th, 2024 In the demanding environment of higher education, educators often face a barrage of requests from students, colleagues, and administration. It’s critical, yet challenging, to set boundaries that protect your time and energy. As an educator, learning to say “no” with confidence

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mutual respect between teachers and students

Top 5 Activities to Foster Mutual Respect Between Teachers and Students in 2024

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe, Associate Dean and Professor; Published on August 25, 2024 In today’s classrooms, mutual respect between teachers and students can make a huge difference. It not only helps create a productive learning environment but also nurtures trust and understanding. Respectful relationships lead to better communication and a stronger sense of community.

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exam tips for building confidence

Boost Exam Confidence: A 2024 Guide for Acing Your Tests

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on August 17th, 2024 Many students struggle with anxiety, poor study habits, and time management issues, which can undermine their exam performance. By understanding and implementing effective strategies, you can turn exams into opportunities rather than obstacles. In this post, you’ll discover practical methods to

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First Week of Medical School

Surviving Your First Week of Medical School: A Guide

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on Starting medical school is both exciting and nerve-wracking. You’ve jumped through all the hoops to get here, and now the journey truly begins. The first week is important to get started on the right foot. It’s not just about absorbing information; it’s about setting

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Ultimate Note-Taking Strategies for Graduate Students in 2024

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on August 4th, 2024. Effective note-taking is crucial for graduate students juggling complex material and intense study schedules. It’s not just about scribbling down words; it’s about creating a system that enhances learning and most importantly retention. You’re here because you want to improve how

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​Remediation policies in higher education

​Remediation Policies In Higher Education To Boost Student Success

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Authored by Dr. Leland Jaffe; Associate Dean and Professor; Published on July 28th, 2024 In higher education, student success isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity. Remediation policies play a crucial role in ensuring that students who struggle academically get the support they need to succeed. Without effective remediation, many students fall behind, leading to higher

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