The Teaching Professor
As you prepare your next asynchronous lecture, you set up your laptop on an appropriately sized delivery service box for the best camera angle, turn on the ring light, click ...
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent stay-at-home orders, educational content delivery at the University ...
This summary highlights an article in which Kornell and Bjork, educational psychologists, review findings mostly ...
The first thing that nearly all NFL players do the day after a game is ...
As many classes and exams migrate online, many professors are increasingly concerned about an uptick ...
One of the hallmarks of online learning is that students can engage in deeper discussion ...
Tests provide one measure of our students’ learning according to the standards of the instructor ...
Self-assessment is important for effective learning. Students who are skilled at examining their own thought ...
It's an expressive writing activity, and it couldn't be much simpler or more straightforward. Before ...
I’ve never been a big fan of lists and checklists. Their condensed statements oversimplify and sound definitive, as if that’s all there is to know. Often, they claim more than ...
In this video, Ken Alford (Brigham Young University) shares a career’s worth of teaching advice collected from outstanding professors.
“As a classroom community, our capacity to generate excitement is deeply affected by our interest in one another, in hearing one another’s voices, in recognizing one another’s presence.”
—bell hooks, Teaching To Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom
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