…student anxiety in our courses have history on our side. Some courses have long promoted anxiety, think statistics courses, for example, and that’s spawned a good amount of literature on…
…the issue here is the context in which the learning occurs. If the student comes to class, does the homework, and studies for the exam, will that produce a high…
…develop confidence in their own writing, and creates a sense of community among writers. With proper guidance students can give each other valuable advice on works in progress and come…
…better communicate about new and successful pedagogical ideas; and 4) create a template for teaching recognition that is easily replicable elsewhere. Faculty submit a one- to two-page description of a…
…compete with each other but rather can be part of an integrated set of activities. For example, the natural sciences lend themselves to scholarly work that includes collaborative work with…
…easily coming from somebody who is external,” Guerra says. Although the selections have not yet been made, this process has caused departments to think more critically about their programs. “I…
…members and tenure and promotion committees. Ashford found the following advantages of the electronic format: It’s easy to update—“When you write a paper, complete a committee assignment, or have anything…
…suffice as an initial assessment. The time log can be recorded using a notepad and pen, but an electronic spreadsheet may be more effective if you have a computer easily…
