…classroom more culturally responsive means engaging families and communities in the academic lives of students. Research has shown when parents and communities are involved, students are more likely to attend…
…“originality” across the units of higher education institutions. For example, liberal arts disciplines such as English and philosophy place a premium on originality of content, where learners incorporate research materials…
…and might include questions such as: “How are you doing in this course? What are some things that are helping to facilitate your learning?” Examples of student comments that could…
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…person’s comments. Each person’s comments are framed by what the previous person says. After everyone speaks, you can move into open conversation. Like Circle of Voices, this method encourages listening….
…get a real-time answer. The power of that communication is twofold. First, students immediately get a sense of community. Someone is there, willing to work with them on their concerns…
…team learning, group processing, communication skills, and whole-class community building. Step 1: Teacher prompts students with an open-ended question at the beginning of class Step 2: Students are provided two…
…semester on a path towards success. Reference DuCharme-Hanson, B.A., & Dupin-Bryant, P.A. (2005). Course planning for online adult learners. TechTrends, 49 (2). Retrieved from http://www.adesignmedia.com/onlineresearch/(strategies)courseplanning.pdf Evan Kropp is the associate dean…
