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The landscape of gateway STEM student success and teaching practices at R1 institutions in the United States post-COVID and post-AI
Gateway science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses have historically been taught primarily with didactic lectures and high-stakes examinations which can contribute to poor student outcomes. Much has changed in higher education in recent years after two historic disruptions: the
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