…can be utilized in the classroom. Examples of Formative AssessmentsExamples of Summative AssessmentsWeekly quizzes Multiple-choice/short-answer exams In-class discussion Oral presentations Discussion board (Blackboard or Canvas) Essays One-minute papers Research paper…
…with new students, this is the most common “strategy” that students claim when referring to notetaking: It is something I have never really thought about. Next, I asked about notetaking…
…or not many comments about what the students did in these classes, I add some descriptors based on my experience with some of my best and worst classes. In 10…
…a day of activity or discussion-based classes. Plan a series of discussion questions or learning tasks, each one building on the one that comes before it. With a basic smart…
…his/her feedback with comments for students, explaining why comments were made and why the instructor chose certain words or a certain approach to provide commentary. Keep students on track: Instructors…
…in class discussion; is responsive to participation and engaged in contributions and comments made by others; contributions are thoughtful and provoke additional comments from others; does not dominate conversation; listens…
…and make poor decisions about their learning. My colleagues and I do complain at times, but I don’t see any of us giving up. It’s their commitment that gives me…
…will come with it. And then there’s how to deal with assignments that come in late or not at all, assignments that may not have been completed by the students…
