Here are five strategies to support and engage your learners (regardless of mode of instruction) https://www.ascd.org/blogs/five-strategies-to-support-in-person-virtual-and-dual-learner-engagement
Category: Faculty Development
Virtual Assessment Webinar Dec 17th at 4 PM
An opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas and also challenges related to online learning and assessment. Hope you can join us!
Padlet – Great tool for teachers and others
I have been using Padlet for years. It is a great way to engage students, share information, and collaborate with others. I also used it today to describe some key things about me that I may want to share with my students or it can even be used to share with an employer when job searching. If you wanted others to add to your padlet, you would leave it open for anyone to add pictures, text, links, etc. https://padlet.com/drmclaughlin/mystory
Quick survey – all Teachers/Faculty/Educators in all settings – please help!
I sent this survey out on Friday, and was so excited to send it out that I mistakenly sent a link that didn’t seem to work properly. Here is the correct link. Thanks Dad for letting me know! I don’t know what I would do without my Mom and Dad!!! I promise it will only take 5 minutes or less to complete and we would really appreciate your feedback on teaching in any setting in 2020! Here is a picture of Mom and Dad when things were safer at a family and community event my students and I were hosting at Neumann University.
Teaching in 2020 – Please take our short survey!!!
Please help us by completing and sharing this short survey. The survey should only take about 5 minutes to complete.
We are collecting research to help us provide resources and tools that are practical, quick, and easy to implement with the goal of increasing student engagement and learning.
We want to know what is working and what are some challenges that others are facing during this time.
This survey applies to anyone who is teaching in 2020 from early childhood through higher education.
Encouraging creativity and innovation in yourself and your students
Although this was originally written 7 years ago, it is still relevant today, especially given the current changes we are facing in education! What a great time to model to our students the importance of taking calculated risks while trying something new.
Taddei, L. (2013). Encouraging creativity and innovation in yourself and your students. Faculty Focus
Dr. Laura McLaughlin 