…“F.” Sometimes, they have legitimate reasons and they have provided valid and validated excuses. Sometimes, they are simply not satisfied with their grade and will do anything to earn the…
Curriculum, instruction, and assessment: the three fundamental components of education, whether online or face to face. Author Milton Chen calls these the “three legs of the classroom stool” and reminds…
…a set of scoring rubrics known as the Valid Assessment of Learning in Undergraduate Education (VALUE). Stassen, Herrington, and Henderson report on an interesting activity undertaken to answer several questions…
…cite and support their comments because everybody has an opinion about alcohol and drugs. I want to know where they get [their opinions] and to make them credible opinions,” Lake…
…these situations it might be useful to seek input from others or to compile more information to come up with a plan, Whitelaw says. Be tactful and respectful “We have…
…Bronx Community College, provided strategies for improving your proposal’s chances for funding and discussed some of the reasons for rejection. Juechter also shared what she calls “the 10 Commandments of…
…in the comments section of the blog. Resources Amazing Stories of Openness: Wonderful compilation of stories documenting the benefits of openness. Barbara Ganley’s story is among the examples. Take a…
…department of pharmacy practice and science would lack a common vision or set of goals. Sorofman makes it a point to talk about vision and goals and revisit/revise them when…
