Using the Syllabus to Create an Engaging Classroom Climate
…play the talk show host, introducing some of my lecture hall ‘guests’ to each other.” (p. 63) Reference: O’Brien, J. D., Millis, B. J., and Cohen, M. W. The Course…
…play the talk show host, introducing some of my lecture hall ‘guests’ to each other.” (p. 63) Reference: O’Brien, J. D., Millis, B. J., and Cohen, M. W. The Course…
…conditions of what students will be able to do upon completing the module. Assigned reading: Specify chapters, pages, documents, slides, lecture notes and provide guided reading suggestions or points for…
…lecture notes, and replied wittily to student questions.” (pp. 60–61) But he was not altogether happy with this representation of himself. He felt as though his teaching persona needed a…
…philosophy for faculty who mostly lecture. Faculty will need staff development and support. It generally takes more instructors. It works best with flexible classroom space. It engenders resistance from faculty…
…is not a lecture class that you can zone out in, but rather one that requires active mental participation and original thought.” Adapted from Statement of Purpose Assignment, The Teaching…
…pose questions that review materials covered in the previous lecture. These questions are listed on PowerPoint, and I ask them at the beginning of class to remind everyone of the…
…these researchers did find some interesting correlations between instructional methods and conflict. For example, “the use of lecture correlated directly with inattentive classroom conflict. On the other hand, using discussion…
…They can provide word-of-mouth advertising for lecture series, travel programs, and special events that are hosted by an institution. For first-time parents of college students, they can offer a sympathetic…
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