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Beyond the rush to HyFlex—two keys to ensuring instructional quality and continuity this fall
The continued spread of COVID-19 has forced many institutions to rethink their fall plans, and as a result of this an increasingly larger portion of the course catalog will likely be taught remotely. This represents a large shift in fall strategy that institutional leaders now need to prepare for in a limited amount of time.
5 Components of Student Belonging
Students’ sense of belonging on campus is one of the top factors in their retention and persistence. Through a review of academic literature and conversations with university leaders, EAB has broken down student belonging into five specific, defined components—each with specific best practices that leaders can put in place.
Three innovations to help college students build community, resilience, and belonging
In EAB’s conversations with campus leaders about students’ sense of belonging and connectedness, three innovative strategies emerged.
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Autumn Academic Planning and Beyond: How to Provide High-Quality and Flexible Instruction in the Age of Covid-19
Academic leaders must determine how to offer high-quality teaching and learning in multiple modalities as safely as possible.
Connecting Employers and Students in a Virtual Career Services World
Career services leaders and employers must rethink how employers can connect virtually with students this summer, into the fall, and beyond.
