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R3 3.12 October 31, 2025 Resource Roundup: AI, Teaching From The Same Side
The best AI guidance is tailored and targeted, not undifferentiated and overwhelming
Oct 31
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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R3 3.11 October 6, 2025 New Meta-Analysis Probes Technology's Link to Cognitive Aging
If digital dementia is not a thing, what does that mean for our understanding of mind-technology connections?
Oct 6
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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September 2025
R3 3.10 September 2, 2025 Surprising Benefits of Critical Thinking, and a New Resource
Research suggests that strengthening thinking skills adds to overall psychological health. In this post, I share a resource created to help faculty do…
Sep 2
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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August 2025
R3 3.9 August 18, 2025 Journal Spotlight: College Teaching
Highlights from the last few issues of one of my favorite resources for evidence-based teaching, and why it holds special significance for me
Aug 18
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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July 2025
R3 3.8 July 29, 2025 Back to School Edition
Designing courses for success in the year to come
Jul 29
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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R3 3.7 July 15, 2025 How Do Tutoring Chatbots Stack Up Against In-Class Active Learning?
Surprising impacts of a custom AI chatbot developed for an introductory physics course
Jul 15
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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R3 3.6 July 1, 2025 New Book and Podcast Roundup; Reflection on the Future of Tech-Enhanced Education
Three of 2025's best reads on pedagogy, a few podcasts to catch up on, and looking ahead to where online, hybrid, and technology-enhanced teaching might…
Jul 1
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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May 2025
R3 3.5 May 21, 2025 Reflection on Bloom's Taxonomy
Is the familiar learning pyramid useful, accurate, neither, or both?
May 21
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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April 2025
R3 3.4 April 16, 2025 AI Podcast Queue; New Article on the Learning Styles Fallacy
A fresh take on learning styles uncovers just how deep the problems run within the research literature
Apr 16
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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March 2025
R3 3.3 March 21, 2025: AI Resource Roundup; Neuroscience of Critical Thinking
What happens in the brain when people resist the temptation to fall back on their pre-existing assumptions – and what might that tell us about the way…
Mar 21
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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February 2025
R3 3.2 February 24, 2025 Cognitive Offloading, Cognitive Abilities, and AI
What new research says (and does not say) about impacts of using generative AI on critical thinking.
Feb 24
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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R3 3.2 Audio: February 24, 2025 Cognitive Offloading, Cognitive Abilities, and AI
First attempt at an audio version of my latest post!
Feb 24
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Michelle Miller, Ph.D.
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