For a few months now, optimists have been pointing to one upside of the pivot to online instruction.
Category: Course Redesign
The psychology of transparency, and what it means for learning
Posted in Course Redesign, First-year Learning Initiative, Higher Education, Ideas and Resources, Student Success, and Trends and Change
Have you heard of the transparency concept in teaching gateway courses?
Three good questions
Posted in Course Redesign, and Higher Education
I’ve been working on a couple of different proposals and projects focused on course redesign – either asking faculty for ideas, or offering up ideas of our own, for improving different kinds of undergraduate courses.
A postscript on faculty dynamics and why things don’t change
Posted in Course Redesign, Higher Education, and Trends and Change
I came back last week from an event put on by the John N. Gardner organization, a three-day conference on promoting student success in gateway courses.
Why won’t my faculty listen? Risks and rewards of change
Posted in Course Redesign, Higher Education, and Trends and Change
Recently I did something I haven’t for many years: sat in as a student in a face-to-face course.