
Eight Steps for a Smoother Transition to Online Teaching
…learn for a living, so you are good at it! Being open to the current crisis-driven educational opportunity is a call to action. The reputation and integrity of your institution—and…
…learn for a living, so you are good at it! Being open to the current crisis-driven educational opportunity is a call to action. The reputation and integrity of your institution—and…
…designers. As a result, my mistakes had more to do with overestimating the number of hours in a day than compromising the integrity of my course. Still, I wasn’t an…
…or communication with a student. This could range from a learner being inactive or disengaging in a course, to suspicions about the integrity of a submitted assignment. Regardless, at the…
…to “Hey, this makes sense!” even though we had never built a shuttle, or propulsion systems, or designed the wiring and signal integrity of the electrical systems on a spacecraft….
…consequences. While the current pandemic might have distracted us from the inevitability of the forthcoming changes, we need to urgently consider academic initiatives to safeguard higher education as we continue…
…and Paroutis, 2017). In turn, such pedagogy can help students become more comfortable with engaging in paradoxical dilemmas in both their academic-life and work-life. Notwithstanding, how do we actually bring…
…upward. Make time to develop unique and authentic relationships. Every student is different. Honor their differences and encourage them to operate with integrity. Truth be told, relationships of care…
…or proposing which courses or subjects should be taken by students of a particular academic program” (Khan & Law, 2015). The second type of curriculum consists of the set of…
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