…earned points, they could level up and win small prizes (e-cards and other free or inexpensive tokens). Here’s an example of a daily challenge. Gee’s Psychosocial Moratorium learning principle states…
…small prizes (e-cards and other free/inexpensive tokens). Here’s an example of a daily challenge: Gee’s Psychosocial Moratorium learning principle states: Learners can take risks in a space where real-world consequences…
…not have access to a nearby labyrinth, there is a free app, Labyrinth Journey (https://labyrinthjourney.app/) that allows the user to “walk” with their fingers. By downloading this app, anyone can…
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…into www.google.com, and you will get close to 700,000 hits. Providing students with a clear, fair, and useful assessment of their class participation is challenging for even the most seasoned…
…students with networking opportunities and build learning communities beyond the classroom improve students’ writing skills. Miami University-Middletown is a commuter campus, so opportunities for students to interact with each other…
…classes. He has them select a favorite post and favorite poster, which gives certain students further recognition for their comments. He also has students comment on their own posts—what they…
…a student has a negative learning experience, this may adversely affect retention. Instructors must go above and beyond to clearly communicate assignment directions and expectations. The best way to communicate…
