…here and a couple of classes there, using their car as a mobile office, and hoping for the day that someone offers them a “real” tenure-track job on a single…
…whole range of topics,” Bloch says. Keep the big picture in mind. “The real problem isn’t that so-and-so is a jerk. The real problem is that the department is way…
…Vary the types of questions—perhaps use some hypothetical questions like, “What would happen if…” “In a perfect world…” Or experience-based questions such as, “In your experience…?” Or opinion-based questions like,…
…The Educational Policy Committee did some research and came across the Quality Matters rubric. Quality Matters is the course assessment instrument designed by Maryland Online that is on its way…
…right ideas in the right package isn’t always enough. For example, we may know that the research paints a less-than-rosy picture of technology and its effects on attention: cell phones…
…care from others. We must realize that our professional growth requires an inner and exterior landscape that aligns our teaching to the ever-changing realities of our community and our world…
…to captivate them, teach them, and inspire them. What is AR? “Augmented reality is technology that superimposes a computer-generated image on a user’s view of the real world, providing a…
…to many professors. I believe the trade-off in student buy-in and commitment is well worth the investment of time. The life skills learned through communication, negotiation, and commitment paid dividends…
