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How can Bloom's taxonomy be used to enhance student learning?
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What is a good model for assessing a fist year experience or study skills course?
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The video highlighted several charactertics that are important for a leader in higher ed. What characteristic do you value most?
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Have facilitated parent discussions for first generation students? What strategies have worked?
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The video shared that large committees can work, but that it is important to have subcommittees. What are some ways that subcommittees can stay connected to the larger group and collaborate?
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What do you use to focus on quality over quantity in terms of student learning?
How do you encourage faculty to adopt active learning strategies?
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The video shared that multiple choices tests allow the student to walk away with concrete facts, but that they test is tweaked each semester to take in account for lecture notes, student discussion, etc. What are some ways that you have…
What is the pedagogical value of multiple choice exams?
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The video highlighted a great way of documenting what students think they know. Have you done anything similar in your classes? or how have you tweaked this exercise?
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Thinking About the Future Adds Relevance to Our Past (No Regrets)
I have been thinking so far this week about the idea of "no regrets." This is a phrase a friend of mine iterated several times over the past few weeks. "No Regrets" is a great way to think about the past. Not that we should regret everything we've ever done, but learn from what we've done and learn to move forward from those times. With that being said, thinking about the future does add a certain relevance to our past, especially in terms of where we see ourselves in 5, 10, or 20 years or…See More
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How can Bloom's taxonomy be used to enhance student learning?
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