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Here, then, are 10 very basic, practical strategies for new faculty to consider during their early exploratory quests in the profession, based upon my experience of facultydevelopment over the past 40 years. However, institutions vary in their commitment to facultydevelopment.
Course Design Multiplier This process allowed me to develop targeted support materials for predicted problem areas before students struggle, building proactive scaffolding into course design from the beginning.
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