
Rethinking Rereading
…reading, they reread what they’ve highlighted. Some of them highlight so much, there’s no indication what is most important, so the highlighting does not help prioritize the content or establish…

…reading, they reread what they’ve highlighted. Some of them highlight so much, there’s no indication what is most important, so the highlighting does not help prioritize the content or establish…

…modules, etc.), the course should be clearly and consistently organized in a predictable pattern. The same types of content should be posted in the same places each week (e.g. weekly…
…the quizzes, however, she found that many of the students struggled with the concept. “Maybe,” she wondered, “blended instruction won’t work with my content area.” When I met with the…
…must complete this part of the assignment, will reflect on their level of understanding of all the reading’s content. Requirement 3: Students pose a question to the text’s author, the…
…word, but they also know a lot about how students learn and the best ways to teach certain kinds of content. Faculty have that same kind of content expertise, but…
…research team developed several rubrics including one that identified institutional expectations about content and another that listed best practices, as in evidence-based strategies. They also put together inventories, one listing…

…Mae, 2024. https://www.salliemae.com/content/dam/slm/writtencontent/Research/SLM_How-America-Completes-College-Research-report.pdf. Wu, Di, Bingqian Li, and Yongqiang Cai. “Analysis of Virtual Learning Community Interaction from the Perspective of Weak Ties Theory.” Distance Education in China 11, no. 1…

…further increase learner motivation while also helping learners to understand more problem-solving-oriented content tied to real-world problems (Knowles, 1980). Lightboards serve as a potential technology to fill this void in…
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