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Liz Klein (Special Education)
How non-traditional instruction and assessment methods can lead to project-based learning experiences.
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Stephanie Margolin (Libraries)
How small but significant changes can help building more engagement in an asynchronous online class.
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Diana Conchado (Romance Languages)
How collaboration and alternative assessments can increase engagement in a reading-intensive, non-major course.
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Valerie Khait (Psychology)
How assessment can be more focused on progress and less on the exam grade.
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Christine Willard (Special Education)
How to offer the driver’s seat to students in practicum evaluations.
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Sue Lipkowitz (Special Education)
How to ungrade in a graduate seminar.
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Deepsikha Chatterjee (Theatre)
How to keep non-major students in a large required course engaged.
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Josh Friedman (Psychology)
How to make peer feedback actionable, timely, and effective.
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Ingrid Lundeen (Anthropology)
How to help students build connections between course content and the real world.
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Elizabeth Wall O’Brien (Scholar Programs)
How a self-assessment survey can help you better understand and support your students.