…stage, they may not move to the side as guides. Instead, they may find themselves hovering above students as helicopter parents hover over their children. While a complete lack of…
…exams from when I strictly lectured. I then compared those averages to the averages after I implemented collaboratively structured activities and found the average scores improved 3–8 percent over lecture…
…with Autism Spectrum Disorder – Eastern University: http://www.eastern.edu/student-life/academic-support-counseling-and-disability-services/college-success-program#sthash.5hWQLwax.dpuf Supporting College Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders – OASIS Program at Pace University https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kt-TOt9vqJk Kathy DeOrnellas, associate professor, director specialist in school…
…base from which to work could likely assist with more efficient and equitable grading. Review initial GTA syllabi and exams. Creating syllabi and exams can be daunting for new instructors….
…on October 16, 2019 from https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/01/the-fourth-industrial-revolution-what-it-means-and-how-to-respond/ University of Missouri-Columbia. (2020, February 24). Technology in higher education: learning with it instead of from it. ScienceDaily. Retrieved May 11, 2020 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/02/200224131123.htm…
…partner has completed Reading A and one partner has completed Reading B. Give students time to teach the main points of their article to their partner. If this is a…
…with us, but these tips apply for whatever platform you choose Tip 1: Use social media to complement your traditional communication The move to engage students via social media might…
…the historical context necessary to understand the argument. Research too needs to establish the opening. How many students wander the world in their introductory paragraphs as they search for a…
