Extra Credit - A newsletter for accounting educators

Here are big and small ways to evolve from diversity to inclusion.

While some forms of service can feel burdensome, others can enhance your career and raise your profile on campus.

Introducing students to metacognition — or examining the ways they think and study — can help them move beyond memorization to higher levels of critical thinking.

Accounting faculty and academic integrity experts weigh in on contract cheating and recommend ways to identify it and keep students from engaging in the practice.

Try these ideas to hold students’ interest during lectures with slides.

Older editions and free online resources can produce hundreds in savings.

Learn what peer review teams are looking for in terms of the technology standard.

Discover the many ways the practitioners on your board can contribute to your students’ success, and read up on best practices for creating and maintaining a strong advisory board.

Educators recommend books that helped them in the classroom.

Liven up your classes with these tools from the 2018 CTLA/AAA Annual Meeting.

Honorees pass along valuable insights at the AAA Annual Meeting.

Help students get to know one another and you as the semester begins.

Faculty members weigh in on ways to cover this emerging topic in a crowded curriculum.

Test bank questions are easy to find online.

From case studies to curriculum guides, major firms make a wealth of tools available.