Student EngagementFree Resources and Articles:
Encouraging Creative Risk-Taking in Your Students Webinar
This free on-demand webinar features three leading Routledge authors in the field of creativity, James C. Kaufman, Alane Jordan Starko and David S. Sholl.
Exploring Creativity: 4 Ways to Inspire Creativity in Your Classroom
Creativity is something that is in all of us, it may simply need coaxing out as any unused natural skill would. It needs training, practive and refinement. This short guide presents four things to keep in mind to ensure that your classroom encourages your students to think creatively, and through it, to reach their full potential.
Using Creativity in Your Teaching
This FreeBook brings together chapters that explore the importance of ensuring your classroom is a space that encourages creativity in your students.
The Wonkhe Show: A Special Edition Episode Sponsored by Routledge
We have teamed up with the incredible team at Wonkhe to sponsor a special edition episode of their top-rated Podcast, the Wonkhe show. We are delighted to have been joined by several of our key Education authors to discuss the topic of building back the student experience in the year ahead. Listen now!
Setting Expectations on the First Day of Class: 8 Steps Towards an Effective and Harmonious Learning Environment
Make sure you're prepared for the new term, read our infographic for all the tips on how to create the perfect environment for your teaching!
Supporting Students with Their Mental Health
This white paper examines the results of our recent surveys on student mental health and asks how Faculty members can support their students, offering advice on dealing with stigma, guiding students into good self-care practices and understanding the best way of sign-posting students to professional help when needed.
5 Key Tips for College Student Wellness
This Snapshot will help your students be the best they can be this semester! Ensure that the students on your campus have all the strategies they need to help them succeed, both in their academic and their personal lives.