…adapt her teaching under the changing circumstances included: Reducing the activities and assignments on the syllabus to only what was necessary Changing remaining assessments to pass/fail Including “one pagers” for…
…and other publications regarding guidelines for conducting difficult conversations in the classroom. In addition, informing students in advance of potentially sensitive or challenging topics via the syllabus and verbally is recommended….
…Davidson, Cathy. “Cameras Optional, Please! Remembering Students Lives as we Plan our Online Syllabus.” HASTAC. 22 July 2020. https://www.hastac.org/blogs/cathy-davidson/2020/07/22/cameras-optional-please-remembering-student-lives-we-plan-our-online. Hogan, Kelly A. and Viji Sathy. “8 Ways to be More…
…your LMS, Poll Everywhere, or via your video conferencing system Prompt students to acknowledge policies of the course, as in a syllabus quiz Engage students in previewing content with an…
…to provide a syllabus at the beginning of the course and then rely on the students to keep that guide in their minds throughout the course. However, we all face…
…are particularly difficult, but they do take thinking through, planning in advance, scheduling time in your weekly calendar to engage in these activities, and communicating about them in the syllabus…
…my students to teach them more than just what is in my syllabus. I owe it to them to enter their story and see their circumstances through a lens not…
…stream” dialogue about core class themes or ideas. Any essential course materials, like assignment sheets or the syllabus, should also be available for students to access outside of a high-bandwidth…
