How to Adapt Programs for an Internet-Focused Generation

Recruiting, Teaching, and Serving Gen Z [View email in your browser.]( [CHE Logo](/I040VEX0E1HbfU3q0j0KA00) The New Generation of Students How Colleges Can Recruit, Teach, and Serve Gen Z According to a Harris Poll, nearly 60 percent of Gen Zers identified YouTube as their preferred learning method, yet these students don't want to learn exclusively through technology. How can you evolve your curricula to meet this cohort's needs while balancing today's in-person restraints? The Chronicle's report, ["The New Generation of Students,"](/I040VEX0E1HbfU3q0j0KA00) offers adaptable strategies for creating an effective educational experience aimed specifically at the incoming students of Generation Z. [The New Generation of Students Cover](/I040VEX0E1HbfU3q0j0KA00) [Purchase the report](/I040VEX0E1HbfU3q0j0KA00) to learn the teaching tactics that best serve Gen Z: - An immersive and flexible learning space with a mix of face-to-face, virtual, and experiential coursework - Applying concepts through research projects and internships to prepare students for the workforce - Alternating between independent and collaborative learning to provide a diverse learning experience Use the code SAVE15 at checkout to receive a 15% discount on this report. [Order Now](/I040VEX0E1HbfU3q0j0KA00) The Chronicle | 1255 Twenty-Third St., N.W. | Washington, D.C. 20037 [Privacy Policy](/I040VEX0E1HbfU3q0j0KA00) | [Unsubscribe or update your email preferences here](=/I040VEX0E1HbfU3q0j0KA00)