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Give Your Students Tools for Effective Learning

Credit: iStock.com/Marco VDM
Credit: iStock.com/Marco VDM
First days of class are really fun. Or at least they can be. There is the energy of starting a new year and seeing a whole new cohort of students. There is the chance to unleash a new and improved pedagogy that reflects all the changes you made over the summer and the thinking and reading you have done. Did you have a new or novel pedagogical game plan this year? How different was your first day this year from what it was before?

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