The Teaching Professor
How can a popular party game help students become better evaluators of the credibility of the information they find on the internet? Two Truths and a Lie involves making three statements ...
Pete Burkholder recently published an interesting article in this newsletter questioning the widespread push in ...
Teachers can’t monitor what’s happening in multiple groups. Students, on the other hand, know exactly ...
Too often, faculty make content coverage the focus of lesson planning. They plan their courses ...
When my institution closed because of the pandemic, I was asked to teach an entirely ...
As educators, we assume that students are learning what we teach. But students often do ...
Much of the discussion about the move to remote and online classes this school year ...
Just in time to thwart any attempts at starting to unwind and enjoy a well-deserved ...
Like birthdays, anniversaries are occasions for reflection, and as I approach the fifth anniversary of ...
Exemplars are “carefully chosen samples of student work which are used to illustrate dimensions of quality and clarify assessment expectations” (p. 1315). In addition to offering this definition, Carless and ...
In this video, Courtney Plotts introduces teaching strategies designed to engage all students online, especially those who feel marginalized.
“Committed acts of caring let all students know that the purpose of education is . . . to create the conditions of freedom. Caring educators open the mind, allowing students to embrace a world of knowing that is always subject to change and challenge.”
—bell hooks, Teaching Community: A Pedagogy of Hope
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