…(Rademacher, 2019), so I suggest instead of using the syllabus to lead the course overview, create a visual aid (see my example below) to highlight the course structure, design, and…
…content to their lived experiences? Expect every student to succeed If you haven’t already included instruction on a growth mindset (Dweck, 2007), consider adding a section to your syllabus or…
…a helpful, courteous way to inform them. A course syllabus can include the course objectives, main subject points/ideas or perspectives, reminders of assignments and due dates as well as information…
…syllabus, I add a standalone calendar of due dates to other key locations within the course to make it easy to find. I also encourage students to use the built-in…
…began teaching, based on experience of students becoming focused on extra credit instead of doing the work outlined on the syllabus, or taking time from studying what was up next…
…Infuse Equity into Any Online Class? Beyond Pedagogy: Infusing Equity into Your Syllabus, Assignments, and Course Content Practical Solutions for Faculty: Creating an Inclusive Classroom Climate and Culture Creating Inclusive…
…and projects, as well as blog postings—but that seemed cowardly. So that blank space remained on the syllabus for several weeks as the start of the semester inexorably approached. Filling…
…“stress reduction policy” that was part of a professor’s course syllabus at the University of Georgia. The policy was intended to prevent the “profound consequences” of emotional reactions to stressful…
