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Scagnoli (2012) has identified several important benefits of microlectures for students: Microlectures allow for self-paced learning. In terms of benefits for faculty, microlectures encourage professors to break down concepts and explain them in a clear and concise fashion (Scagnoli, 2012). Why are microlectures beneficial?
2009; Kezar & Elrod, 2012). Research suggests that high school and university students who employ interdisciplinary approaches tend to achieve as well or better academically (Campbell & Henning, 2010). Facultydevelopment seminars can also be conducted to share best practices in incorporating interdisciplinary knowledge.
Scagnoli (2012) has identified several important benefits of microlectures for students: Microlectures allow for self-paced learning. In terms of benefits for faculty, microlectures encourage professors to break down concepts and explain them in a clear and concise fashion (Scagnoli, 2012). Why are microlectures beneficial?
2009; Kezar & Elrod, 2012). Research suggests that high school and university students who employ interdisciplinary approaches tend to achieve as well or better academically (Campbell & Henning, 2010). Facultydevelopment seminars can also be conducted to share best practices in incorporating interdisciplinary knowledge.
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What follows is a case study that can be adapted by a wide range of academic programs, such as facultydevelopment centers, university learning centers, and writing centers. An example of the latter would consider students’ needs and achievements.
What follows is a case study that can be adapted by a wide range of academic programs, such as facultydevelopment centers, university learning centers, and writing centers. An example of the latter would consider students’ needs and achievements.
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I would like you to suggest 5 possible real-world controversies that I could use to achieve these goals. This includes the OER facultydevelopment course Forward Facing Assessments , downloadable free of charge from BCcampus. Cases are engaging, ask learners to work at higher levels of Bloom’s taxonomy (i.e., Examine the output.
For example, my years of classroom experience bring many benefits, but they also put me at risk of falling into what Weimer (2012) refers to as “tired teaching.” For example, having identified my three learning outcomes, I now need to figure out how to achieve them and how to assess my progress. 2012, October 3).
I would like you to suggest 5 possible real-world controversies that I could use to achieve these goals. This includes the OER facultydevelopment course Forward Facing Assessments , downloadable free of charge from BCcampus. Cases are engaging, ask learners to work at higher levels of Bloom’s taxonomy (i.e., Examine the output.
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