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Different teaching methods offer different benefits for students. Many courses offer a variety of methods such as textbook readings, lab work, essays or exams. Some courses may also involve case-based learning, which is focused on experiential learning, taking students through real-world scenarios and guided discussions. What is experiential learning? Experiential learning (EXL) is the process of...
Ahh! What do we think of when we take that first sip of luscious, creamy hot chocolate? The taste and smell may evoke childhood memories of cold winter days and coming into a warm and inviting home after sledding or playing outside. Whether you enjoy yours with or without marshmallows, there is no doubt that this drink of the Mayans is delicious. Top reasons we should drink more hot chocolate It...
It’s 2021 and we’ve just said goodbye to one of the most challenging years we’ve had. It’s time to start the year off right and work toward those new year’s resolutions. One of those new year’s resolutions may be to start eating healthier and you may be experimenting this month with Veganuary or eating more of a plant-based diet. If this sounds like you, here are some tips to get started with...
Winter is here and, like pretty much everything else this year, it will look different than usual. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect our region and the colder weather makes it even more important to maintain physical distance. Click here to read more about what the cold weather means for COVID-19. Despite the limitations we’re facing this winter, there are still lots of ways to enjoy this...
There are many options available for students who are looking to complete a post-secondary credential. One option to consider is whether you want to study full time, part time or through continuing education. It’s important to know the difference so you can choose the option that’s right for you. Full-time post-secondary Full-time post-secondary programs allow students to pursue a credential such...
Are the February blues getting you down? It’s about that time of the season when we feel like we're done with snow and ready for warmer weather. Here are a few ways you can shrug off the February blues through this cold and bitter season: 1 Keep up with physical activity Physical activity releases natural endorphins and helps boost your mood. If you’ve been consistent with physical activity and...
The night sky provides an awe-inspiring – and challenging – subject for photography. Shutter Speed To capture sharp pinpoint-looking stars, you’ll need to keep exposures as short as possible to avoid “star trailing” caused by the Earth’s rotation (seen in the above photo). There are apps to calculate the optimal shutter speed for a given lens/camera, but I usually do well with exposures of 20...
Submitted by Christopher Miszczak Simulation technology and artificial intelligence are changing the landscape of education. With more post-secondary programs incorporating elements of online learning, new tools are coming to the forefront to help students develop the necessary skills to succeed in a virtual environment. In 2017, Fanshawe College alumni Nicole Mclean ( Business Administration -...
So you’ve just attended a networking event, virtually or maybe even in person. Now what? Here are some tips to keep that new connection connected and a part of your network: 1 Connect on LinkedIn. For starters, connect on LinkedIn and include a message (e.g., something about the event where you connected) to give that personal touch. You can even make notes on LinkedIn about where and when you met...
Submitted by Rebecca Summerfield, Career Services Consultant Failure. It is such a dirty word. No one likes to fail - we all want to succeed. But without failure, there can be no growth. As a baby, we learn to walk. But didn’t we all fall, a million times, before we had more steady footing? Didn’t we all fall over on our two-wheeler bicycles before we could ride in a straight line? What did we...