Understanding the Gen Z student: the changing classroom and campus

Introduction

Section 1. Today's Students. Students are less able and less willing to read. Professors are stymied / Beth McMurtrie

Why students can't work on their own / Beckie Supiano

Cheating has become normal / Beth McMurtrie

College feels transactional to many students. Who, or what, is to blame? / Beth McMurtrie

Colleges are selling themselves as wage-boosters. They have something better to offer / Scott Carlson and Ned Laff

Why Generation Z gives these professors hope / Beth McMurtrie

How changes in K12 schooling hampered the preparation of college students / Beckie Supiano

Section 2. The Role of the Professor. The student-professor power dynamic has shifted / Emma Pettit

One key to student success? : Socializing in class / Beckie Supiano

It's time to teach your students how to be students / Emily J. Isaacs

Practical strategies for connecting with students

Section 3. Shifts in Student Culture. More students endorse an expansive definition of "harm." Colleges aren't so sure / Kate Hidalgo Bellows

The rise of the sober college student / Kate Hidalgo Bellows

More colleges have stopped putting students on "Academic Probation." Here's why / Kate Hidalgo Bellows

Section 4. AI in the Classroom. Professors ask: Are we just grading robots? / Beth McMurtrie

AI and the death of student writing / Lisa Lieberman

How colleges are reimagining learning in an AI world / Beth McMurtrie.