…pedagogy emphasizes experiential, active, and team-based learning, while her research focuses on digital artifacts of learning, including multi-modal composition pedagogy, digital badges, and eportfolios. © Magna Publications. All rights reserved….
…I found myself trying to discover was this: Is there more to teaching than content and delivery, technique—didactic or experiential—and evaluation?” “I have been thinking about teaching, not as a…
…to be mentally present for the entire class? What kinds of learning could take place if they were? The answer is encouraging mindfulness. According to Kristin L. Roush, PhD, a…
…compelling approach to faculty involvement, student engagement, and learning outcomes. Charles A. Hill is a retired instructor and administrator of distance learning from the University of California Berkeley, and Irvine….
…fellow professors. We were learning to bring critical-thinking tools into our classrooms; tools that will make learning more absorbing, more memorable, not just for the resistant learners in the room,…
…to be evaluated in this way because our patients give us marks on an experiential level. For that matter, spouses, friends give grades too. They grade us by the feelings…
…and their teachers need and how is the learning environment compromised when teachers err on the side of rigid control? Excerpted from How Much Control for How Much Learning? The…
…to a discipline, or even individuals within that discipline.” One way to gather pertinent data is with a supplementary formative evaluation. What: the top 10 list Experiential research demonstrates that…
