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Institutions should actively promote respect, professionalism, and mentorship while discouraging competitive or exclusionary behaviors. Facultydevelopment programs that focus on conflict resolution, communication skills, and leadership training can help create a more supportive work environment.
Institutions can foster connections through the following strategies: Virtual Mentorship Programs: Pairing students with mentors who provide guidance, support, and career advice can significantly enhance the online learning experience. Mentors can be faculty members, alumni, or industry professionals.
After I find the answer, I take one topic from the week’s instruction and flip it into an interactive activity where instead of instruction, I offer guidance to students as they engage in exploring the topic. Anna Conway, EdD is a professor and facultydeveloper at Des Moines Area Community College.
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. Faculty were paid a small stipend for their participation. Directors can expand their program’s outreach by collaborating with other units.
Institutions should actively promote respect, professionalism, and mentorship while discouraging competitive or exclusionary behaviors. Facultydevelopment programs that focus on conflict resolution, communication skills, and leadership training can help create a more supportive work environment.
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. Faculty were paid a small stipend for their participation. Directors can expand their program’s outreach by collaborating with other units.
Transitioning to distance learning and teaching no longer needs to be the goal of higher education leadership in preparing and supporting faculty but, rather, the focus should be on investing in dedicated planning and installation of processes that support and sustain high quality online instruction (Gregory & Martindale, 2016).
After I find the answer, I take one topic from the week’s instruction and flip it into an interactive activity where instead of instruction, I offer guidance to students as they engage in exploring the topic. Anna Conway, EdD is a professor and facultydeveloper at Des Moines Area Community College.
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Transitioning to distance learning and teaching no longer needs to be the goal of higher education leadership in preparing and supporting faculty but, rather, the focus should be on investing in dedicated planning and installation of processes that support and sustain high quality online instruction (Gregory & Martindale, 2016).
Institutions can foster connections through the following strategies: Virtual Mentorship Programs: Pairing students with mentors who provide guidance, support, and career advice can significantly enhance the online learning experience. Mentors can be faculty members, alumni, or industry professionals.
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During collaborative activities, professors should walk around and observe the groups, provide guidance, and intervene when needed to address any dysfunctional dynamics, identifying any social loafing, or ensure that all members are fully engaging and participating. Monitor and facilitate group dynamics. Incorporate individual accountability.
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