…resource. I use a wiki as the electronic hub of my face-to-face courses. The uses are varied: Course Information All course information —syllabus, course schedule, assignments, handouts, etc. —is posted…
…passes for an “online course” these days could more accurately be described as the electronic version of class hand-outs. These courses usually consist of a course description, a syllabus, lecture…
…issues, and Jacoby recommends sharing a draft of the syllabus with community partners to get their input on learning outcomes. Explain to students what service-learning is. Make clear to students…
…you work together with some other students.” Beyond these verbal recommendations or some description of the benefits of study groups in the syllabus, most faculty leave the formation and activities…
…of thinking that are important to your discipline. 4. Construct a welcoming, thorough and explicit syllabus, and refer to it often. Anderson recommends printing your syllabus on colored paper so…
…in our fields, but structuring learning experiences for students may or may not be our strong suit. We’ve written a syllabus (or were handed one to use) and have developed…
…to help students see the difference between deep and surface learning or to help persuade them that one is preferable to the other. Continue reading » 8. A Syllabus Tip:…
…Differentiated instruction unit (one or two students for each project) Open for student suggestion (one or two students) Project requirements: Other projects details are presented in course syllabus materials. Presentations:…
