The Teaching Professor
YouTube videos, TED Talks, blogs, and journal articles. As faculty we have all these electronic resources and more available to us to share with our online students. But, what copyright ...
In his essay “Supernatural Horror in Literature,” H. P. Lovecraft famously declares that “the oldest ...
For our next installment in this series on assignments, we’d like to share an assignment ...
Students arrive in our courses with a variety strengths and weaknesses. In a writing course, ...
How many of us teachers have had this experience? You spend an afternoon reading student ...
Call me crazy, but undergraduate courses should be qualitatively different from their high school antecedents. ...
In our polarized political climate, fuelled by dissension, misinformation, and echo chambers, there is no ...
Instructors spend a considerable amount of time planning the topics, content, and activities in their ...
I decided last spring to implement a new teaching strategy: individual midterm conferences with every ...
Snapchat is a video/photo-sharing app that has become nearly ubiquitous with young people due to ...
Think of the last time you had a masterfully planned class session fall completely flat. ...
The limitations of traditional online discussion boards are well-known. Yellowdig is an alternative that I ...
I recently checked the class rosters for two online courses that I would begin teaching ...
How Can I Leverage Force Multipliers in the Classroom?
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Eleven years ago, I discovered a life-changing pedagogy called team-based learning. It let me do ...
One of the best gifts teachers can give students are the experiences that open their ...
Low-stakes assignments include work we have students do that doesn’t count for a large part of the course grade. There’s a strong set of reasons to use these kinds of ...
YouTube videos, TED Talks, blogs, and journal articles. As faculty we have all these electronic resources and more available to us to share with our online students. But, what copyright ...
"Teachers simply must do more to help students move beyond this fear of making mistakes. Mistakes are an inherent part of learning."
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