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Award-winning UCLA psychology professors and authors of Intimate Relationships Thomas Bradbury and Benjamin Karney discuss the best practices to increase inclusivity in intimate relationships courses, including: 🗣️ watching your language 🔎 seeking out diverse research and scholars 🤔 staying humble and curious Explore their six strategies here: https://lnkd.in/eawQ8DuR #HigherEducation #Psychology #Inclusivity

"There’s a golden rule of teaching, just as in the rest of life: 'How would you like it if it happened to you?'" When tensions rise in the classroom, it can be challenging to discern best practices for diffusing tension and promoting fruitful class discussions. Hear from author Jonathan Wolff (Introduction to Moral Philosophy) about the techniques that have proven useful in his experience teaching moral and political philosophy: https://bit.ly/41zoTsB #HigherEducation #Education #Philosophy

📣 Calling all English majors! Are you looking to pursue a career in publishing? Join members of the Norton Literature team over Zoom on 3/7 at 3PM EST to learn how a degree in English can help you achieve an exciting career in college publishing. 📌 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eVNdjKhy #Norton #Careers #Publishing #Books #Literature

Workshop Alert❗️Join us this Thursday as Daina Ramey Berry, PhD (new co-author of America: A Narrative History) shares some of the original stories of women hidden in the archives and her journey with the author team to incorporate them into the newest edition. 📌 Register now:  https://lnkd.in/eKfZseWM Can't attend the event? Register, and we'll send you the recording!

📊 Teach stats or methods? Upcoming free teaching workshop! Jessica Hartnett and Beth Morling will be answering all your questions at a live “Ask Us Anything” workshop THIS Friday(2/28). Hear strategies and tips for AI, student engagement, and more. Bring your burning questions! 📌 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eMWZ4-DW

What caused the decline in scientific trust after the COVID-19 pandemic? Karen Hopkin, Bruce Alberts, and Keith Roberts—co-authors of Essential Cell Biology—found the public’s misapprehension about the value and meaning of science was rooted in the failure of science education.  📌 Read their blog post to learn how they've worked to rectify this problem and explore free active learning exercises for students of all ages here: https://lnkd.in/eGeDd8px #Biology #Science #ScienceLiteracy #Education

Meet with Norton editors on the final day of Black History Month! Join Henry (Skip) Louis Gates Jr. and Farah Jasmine Griffin to hear about how they’ve edited the newest edition of The Norton Anthology of African American Literature, inviting a new generation of students and scholars alike while continuing to curate the trusted, current collection of the African American literary tradition. 📌 Register here: https://bit.ly/3F5MW9p Can't attend the live event? Sign up, and we'll send you the workshop recording.

Join us this Friday (2/28) for an AMA (Ask Me Anything) with Norton psychology authors Jessica Hartnett and Beth Morling! 📌 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eMWZ4-DW

Join us TOMORROW to hear Barry Lam discuss his absorbing new Norton Short "Fewer Rules, Better People: The Case for Discretion" that interrogates today's biggest debates about law and justice and the the potential threats of AI encroaching on these systems. 📌 REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/41BKeSd Can't attend live? Register, and we'll send you the recording!

📣 Calling economics professors! Can the content of your Principles of Economics course affect whether students stick with the discipline? Join Carla Nietfeld (Miami University) this Friday as she shares how using examples of inequality and disadvantage at the principles level affects students' perceptions of the field: https://lnkd.in/gTReAJhh Can't attend live? Register, and we'll send you the recording! #Economics #Principles #HigherEducation