Aug 4, 2014
This article appeared August 4, 2014, in Faculty Focus. Dr. Shibley describes a few interesting active learning approaches. Putting Students in the Driver’s Seat: Technology Projects to Decrease Passivity Ike Shibley, PhD Passivity still seems to be the norm...
Jul 14, 2014
By Tyler J. Griffin, PhD, published 4/14/2014 in Faculty Focus. This article is a good reminder and reinforcement of many aspects we discussed in our recent Designing the 21st Century Learning Experience AQIP project. The recommendations are both important and...
Jul 7, 2014
As a farm kid, I never had time for sports, never had an opportunity to work with a great coach. Even so, this article on coach-like feedback resonates with me as it makes a compelling argument for a means to improve learning. Jeff / CIE. To Improve Student...
Jul 7, 2014
My Flipped Classroom – I Will Never Teach Another Way Again by Thomas Mennella on July 1, 2014 In March of 2014, the Flipped Learning Network (www.flippedlearning.org) adopted and released a formal definition for flipped learning: “Flipped Learning is a pedagogical...
Jun 19, 2014
This article by Maryellen Weimer, PhD, appeared in the June 18, 2014 edition of Faculty Focus. Whether it’s a student who is texting during class, an online student who makes minimal comments to the discussion board, or a teacher who marches nonstop through mountains...
