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Direct linkCynthia L. Dulaney; Christina Davlin-Pater; Julie A. B. Cagle – College Teaching, 2025
Student academic success depends on a variety of factors, one of which is self-regulation of learning. An important part of self-regulation involves selecting from a myriad of course resources available and planning to use those resources. This study explores the use of an online tool to help undergraduate students improve self-regulation by…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Self Management, Resource Materials, Undergraduate Students
Brooke Erickson; Robert Dunbar; James Winchip; Abraham Ayebo; McKenzie Englund – Social Psychology of Education: An International Journal, 2025
Controversial topics are important parts of academic discussions, and due to the nature of these topics, students may be reluctant to speak freely about them in college classrooms. This study aims to explore factors that influence students' reluctance to speak at a small midwest college, and the effect this may have on academic performance. We…
Descriptors: Student Participation, Classroom Communication, Barriers, Small Colleges
Florencia Rojo – Teaching Sociology, 2025
Community-based research (CBR) as a form of community-engaged learning (CEL) offers students valuable sociological practice and learning experiences. Although CEL strategies are well documented for enhancing students' sociological imagination, gaps persist in the literature regarding the impact on community partners. This article addresses the…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Predominantly White Institutions, Small Colleges, Sociology
