The Teaching Professor
The importance of small group dynamics is hard to overstate. Group functioning directly influences how well students learn the content, what they learn about working with others, and the attitudes ...
E-books are becoming ever more popular in education. They are cheaper for students and better ...
In William Wordsworth’s well-known sonnet “The World Is Too Much with Us; Late and Soon,” ...
As a first-year professor on the tenure track, I’m looking for inspiration from any source, ...
Tablet capture is an underused format for making online teaching videos. Made famous by the ...
Discussing course content with your classmates requires a different kind of conversation than the casual ...
Anyone who has used group projects in their teaching knows that they can be a ...
Just in time to thwart any attempts at starting to unwind and enjoy a well-deserved ...
In William Wordsworth’s well-known sonnet “The World Is Too Much with Us; Late and Soon,” ...
We know what skills we want college students to learn. We list them in institutional mission statements, descriptions of our programs and majors, and our syllabi. We know what skills ...
In this video program, Anthony R. Sweat explains how mastery learning improves student success, how instructors can apply it without dramatically increasing their workload, and how technology can assist with ...
“Just as those of us who have adopted [learner-centered] approaches find that we cannot return to the way we taught before, students find they do not want to return either. They chafe in classes where there are no choices, no focus on learning, no responsibility or autonomy.”
—Maryellen Weimer
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