…faculty members and administrators, here are some simple activities that can change our outcomes and reignite our passion for teaching. 1. The “why” When teaching stops bringing you joy, it’s…
…about what that means. Here are a couple examples. Have students come to class with five questions about the reading: two clarifying questions that the article does not clearly address,…
…School of Communication at Chapman University, where she is director of the Graduate Teaching Associate and Basic Communication Curriculum programs. She also serves on the Teaching Professor Conference advisory board….
…charge is with commands. The language is more collaborative when the directive “you,” such as in “you will do the assigned reading and come to class prepared,” becomes “we.” In…
…are the questions raised by these varied approaches. Following each category, we’ve listed some of these questions. We found ourselves regularly returning to one basic question. Are policies the best…
…Postsecondary Enrollment.” 2019. Washington, DC: NASPA. Available at: https://firstgen.naspa.org/files/dmfile/FactSheet-01.pdf [4] “Higher Education Act of 1965.” United States, Congress. Public Law 89-329, as amended through Public Law 116-91. Available at: https://legcounsel.house.gov/Comps/Higher%20Education%20Act%20Of%201965.pdf…
…as Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, and scanned PDFs. Remember, some students get overwhelmed if you have too many examples. Perhaps you don’t need seven examples of exemplary group projects. Ask…
…can be utilized in the classroom. Examples of Formative AssessmentsExamples of Summative AssessmentsWeekly quizzes Multiple-choice/short-answer exams In-class discussion Oral presentations Discussion board (Blackboard or Canvas) Essays One-minute papers Research paper…
