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Sacrificing Perfection for Projection

Sacrificing Perfection for Projection

As an online educator of adults, I’m always seeking opportunities to enhance the...

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Engagement: The First Order of Business

Engagement: The First Order of Business

As if adult students didn’t face enough challenges and...

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Using the Cohort to Drive First-Year Student Engagement

Using the Cohort to Drive First-Year Student Engagement

In my previous blog post on Wikis, I mentioned some aspects...

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Why Teaching AI Prompting is a first step for First-Year Students

Why Teaching AI Prompting is a first step for First-Year Students

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Getting Students Outside of the Box

Getting Students Outside of the Box

Persistence rates in higher education haven’t improved over...

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For Collaborative Learning: The Wiki

For Collaborative Learning: The Wiki

The collaborative skillset has rightfully taken its place in the upper echelon of...

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Does Facebook Have a Place in the Online Classroom?

Does Facebook Have a Place in the Online Classroom?

This month we take a look at the overwhelming favorite SNS (Social Networking System)...

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Critical thinking and engagement in the political process—Why is it so difficult?

Critical thinking and engagement in the political process—Why is it so difficult?

Recently there has been great interest in civics, the notion...

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I Feel the Need for Speed–How AI can help with creating effective scenarios and case studies for class discussions

I Feel the Need for Speed–How AI can help with creating effective scenarios and case studies for class discussions

I was in a department chat group the other day and we were...

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Confirmation bias—when you can’t see the forest for the trees

Confirmation bias—when you can’t see the forest for the trees

Imagine that one day a student approaches you in class and...

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The benefits of taking time—why we should slow down to explore examples in critical thinking

The benefits of taking time—why we should slow down to explore examples in critical thinking

Teaching complex and sometimes tricky ideas like fallacies to...

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Fear, Anger, and Denial—How do critical thinkers deal with barriers during a crisis?

Fear, Anger, and Denial—How do critical thinkers deal with barriers during a crisis?

Have you ever made a bad choice in life? Most of us have at...

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Solving a problem? What method will you use?

Solving a problem? What method will you use?

In my...

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Thinking Critically About Learning Styles

Thinking Critically About Learning Styles

I teach a class on critical thinking and try to incorporate a number of different...

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Sacrificing Perfection for Projection

February 14, 2026 By William Stewart
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Meeting Millennials Where They Are

December 28, 2025 By William Stewart

Engagement: The First Order of Business

November 27, 2025 By William Stewart

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