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Teaching is Caring

Brad Garner

Focusing on how faculty in higher education can love their academic disciplines, be lifelong learners, and intentionally care for their students.

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Latest Issues

STEPS: Walking Alongside Students

Online education has become increasingly sophisticated. Courses are carefully designed, learning platforms track engagement, and instructors have more tools than ever to organize content and communicate with students. Yet learners often ent...

25 days ago
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Future Proofing Our Students

Higher education has entered an unusual moment. Generative AI can now produce essays, code, analyses, summaries, images, and explanations in seconds. That has understandably pushed many faculty conversations toward academic integrity:

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a month ago
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Stay Curious

Curiosity is often described as something educators want students to possess. Faculty ask students to question assumptions, investigate unfamiliar ideas, consider alternative explanations, and move beyond the first answer they encounter. Ye...

a month ago
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Purposeful Struggle

One of the tensions in caring teaching is knowing when to help. Faculty naturally want students to succeed. When students become confused, frustrated, or uncertain, the caring response may seem obvious: explain the answer, provide another e...

2 months ago
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Caring Enough to Hold Students Accountable

Care and accountability are sometimes treated as competing values in teaching. Care suggests understanding, flexibility, compassion, and responsiveness to students’ circumstances, while accountability suggests expectations, standards, respo...

2 months ago
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  • Brad Garner

    Brad Garner serves as the Digital Learning Scholar in Residence in the Office of Academic Innovation at Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU). Before moving into higher education, he worked as a classroom teacher, school psychologist, and administrator.

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