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Closing the Gap

July 1, 2020
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Course in Effective Teaching Practices, Ohio Department of Education, Strong Start to Finish
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How do we better understand our students’ ability to learn and meet the expectations of college-level work? How do we better understand our students’ ability to learn and meet the expectations of college-level work? This important question, rooted in... Read more

ACUE, NASH and CKF Form Major Collaboration in Support of Faculty and Instructional Excellence

The Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) and the National Association of System Heads (NASH) are pleased to announce a new collaboration that will deliver unprecedented support to faculty, strengthen their command of evidence-based teaching practices, and in... Read more

Strong Start to Finish Selects ACUE as Service Partner

February 13, 2020
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Cal State LA, City College of San Francisco, Northern Arizona University, Rutgers University Newark, Strong Start to Finish, Texas Woman's University
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Start to Finish (SSTF) announced this week a number of Research & Service Partners, including the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE). Collectively, SSTF and its network partners are committed to helping higher education institutions and systems advance... Read more

“How Do We Know?”: Accounting for Teaching’s Value

February 12, 2020
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CHEA, jonathan gyurko, Meghan Snow, Sam Houston State University, Todd Primm
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How do we know our students are learning? And how do we know institutions are engaging with—and meeting—the teaching and learning standards set by their accreditors? Read more

Better Teaching, Better Institutions

October 16, 2019
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ACE, american council on education, effective teaching, student success
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Teaching and learning are the most crucial part of higher education: colleges’ and universities’ first and fundamental mission is to educate students. Read more

Broward College Holds Pinning Ceremony for ACUE-Credentialed Faculty

“You can teach an old dog new tricks,” Dr. Debra Renna, who completed ACUE’s course in the foundations of effective instruction, said at a Broward College celebration of teaching excellence last week. Read more

CIC and ACUE Partner in Consortium to Advance Student Success and Career Preparedness

April 11, 2018
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council of independent colleges, Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, penny maccormack
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In partnership with the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC), we’re pleased to announce the Consortium for Instructional Excellence and Career Guidance, a new initiative that aims to capitalize on the leadership students seek from their professors by credentialing up... Read more

The Fractal Educator

April 11, 2018
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big data, high-impact practices, Ken O'Donnell, Natasha Jankowski, student success
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The circa 2000 professor had responsibility for a narrow slice of the university’s life, connected to a specific discipline, students in the major, and a limited number of service obligations. Unless you were in the academic senate or involved... Read more

ACE 2018: Remarks by ACUE Founder and CEO Jonathan Gyurko

March 18, 2018
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ACUE Partner News, Featured, News
ACE, conference, jonathan gyurko, Ted Mitchell
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ACE President Ted Mitchell and ACUE Founder and CEO Jonathan Gyurko provided an update on ACE and ACUE’s collaboration to over 100 presidents and chancellors who attended an opening reception at ACE’s 100th Annual Meeting this week. ACE and... Read more

Johns Hopkins study finds increased satisfaction and course engagement among students taught by ACUE-credentialed faculty members at Miami Dade College

February 14, 2018
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evidence-based teaching, Johns Hopkins, penny maccormack
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ACUE’s course improved instructors’ knowledge of and skill in using effective teaching practices; course evaluations were significantly higher than college average Read more

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