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Teaching Tip: Seven active learning strategies

Barbara Millis

By: Barbara Millis

March 7th, 2007

All research on people, and on their brains, shows we learn by doing. Learning is a constructing process. The problem is selecting the type of activity to match the purpose the teacher has in mind.

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Deaf instructor wants to change the world one student at a time

By: Jill Stockton

March 1st, 2007

Edina Jambor is not your typical University instructor. She is a social psychology Ph.D. candidate who has experienced what life is like with and without a disability. Jambor is the only deaf Ph.D. candidate at the university and is among one of the few deaf Ph.D. candidates and instructors nationwide.

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Teaching Tip: Eight ways to enhance your lectures

Barbara Millis

By: Barbara Millis

February 27th, 2007

At times information must be transmitted orally to a passive listening audience. But research has shown that after 10 to 20 minutes of continuous lecture, assimilation falls off rapidly.

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Professional development opportunities for teaching faculty

Barbara Millis

By: Barbara Millis

February 26th, 2007

Two summer opportunities for professional development are available for academic faculty members or administrative faculty members who regularly teach.

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Teaching Tip: Online Project Agreements

Barbara Millis

By: Barbara Millis

February 20th, 2007

“When online students work on assignments in collaborative teams, conflicts inevitably arise,” says Patti Shank, an instructional designer and principal of Learning Peaks, LLC. That’s why each team should draft an agreement that addresses potential conflicts up front.

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Teaching Tip: More ways to survive the grading load

Barbara Millis

By: Barbara Millis

February 9th, 2007

Select one to three major problems to comment on. Pointing out every flaw in an assignment is not only unnecessary and time-consuming, but it will also frustrate and overwhelm your students. They become confused and don’t know what to fix first.

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Teaching Tip: Surviving the grading load

Barbara Millis

By: Barbara Millis

January 30th, 2007

Although the correlation between writing and thinking is well-documented, many instructors hesitate to assign research papers, reflective essays, reaction papers, journals, blogs, wikis, or online discussion threads because of the burden of grading.

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Teaching Tip: Encouraging students to take notes

Barbara Millis

By: Barbara Millis

January 24th, 2007

Never tell your class they don’t need to take notes just because everything you’ll say is in a handout or PowerPoint slides.

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Excellence in Teaching Program spring workshops begin Feb. 2

Barbara Millis

By: Barbara Millis

January 23rd, 2007

The University’s Excellence in Teaching Program offers free teaching and learning seminars, including classes on WebCT, creating a teaching portfolio, and managing large classes.

!!!FREE BOOK GIVE-AWAYS WITH EVERY WORKSHOP!!!

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Instructional Design Team offers spring workshops

By: Melanie Robbins

January 19th, 2007

The Instructional Design Team of Teaching and Learning Technologies would like to invite you to take a look at our Spring Workshop Schedule.

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