…teaching, like distributing papers, taking attendance, and making time for students to ask questions, need to be part of course planning. Put policies in the syllabus about attendance, disturbances, cell…
…observable evidence, that your students are progressing toward these end ambitions? Harrison says observable evidence isn’t necessarily something we see with our eyes, instead it could come from exams, assignments,…
…the library reading the newspaper, students stopped to ask questions about that day’s lecture. He decided he would regularly read his newspaper there and when the weather turned colder, he…
…realizes that being a student means there are a lot of competing priorities. If you could pass on any wisdom to your students, what would you share? Arenson: My key…
…facilitate group communication, or to facilitate project management within teams. Key Takeways These examples highlight a process that starts with classroom diversity and centers on the experiences of students with…
…if students can accomplish those skills or understand the material? If you want them to be able to recall information, a multiple-choice exam could work. If you want them to…
…students internalize Burger’s (2019) claim that “education has become an obstacle course of…hurdles and barriers we must traverse just to land that first job” (p. 2). One way to combat…
…graded the midterm and final exams for both sections of the course using a detailed answer key. When we ran our results comparing each group, we were surprised to learn…
