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CURRENT ISSUE October 2024 GRADING AND FEEDBACK Start Strong: An Omnibus of Advice for Those Starting (and Continuing) College Student Learning Start Strong: An Omnibus of Advice for Those Starting (and Continuing) College October 7, 2024 | By Regan A. R. Gurung Giving Students a Voice in Online Classes Classroom Climate Giving Students a Voice in Online Classes October 7, 2024 | By Rebecca A. Glazier Student Questionnaires to Foster Teaching Presence Online Teaching and Learning Student Questionnaires to Foster Teaching Presence October 7, 2024 | By Lori Spanbauer LAST MONTH’S ARTICLES BUILDING A LEARNING SANCTUARY: FOSTERING RESILIENCE IN OUR STUDENTS, PART 2 * Mays Imad * September 23, 2024 This semester I am teaching an undergraduate biology course on biofeedback, self-regulation, and intergenerational resilience. One of the books we read is Robert M. Sapolsky's Why Zebras Don't * Read More > ACTIVEFLEX: AN ALTERNATIVE TO HYFLEX * Timothy Thornton and Letitia Bergantz * September 23, 2024 The Hyflex teaching model has been a polarizing concept since Brian Beatty introduced it at San Francisco State University. On the one hand, it offers students the flexibility * Read More > BOOK CLUBS: THE SWISS ARMY KNIFE OF THE COLLEGE CLASSROOM * Carla Williams * September 23, 2024 It is the first day of the semester in a junior-level preservice teacher course, and 40 students sleepily shuffle in and choose spots at a table with their * Read More > DESIGNING A COURSE FOR SOCIALLY DEPENDENT LEARNING * Christopher J. Richmann * September 16, 2024 We often think of learning in individualistic terms. The student cognizes in their brain and performs some solitary task to demonstrate learning. For this work, they receive an * Read More > PROBING STUDENT UNDERSTANDING * Stephen L. Chew * September 16, 2024 It’s hard to determine just how well students understand the concepts we teach. Our usual criterion for understanding is that students give a correct answer on an exam, * Read More > HOW TO MAKE YOUR FEEDBACK MORE EFFECTIVE * John Orlando * September 16, 2024 A common faculty complaint is that students do not read their feedback. This is usually chalked up to laziness or disinterest in learning. But neither explanation has ever * Read More > MY FAVORITE POEMS FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS * Nichole DeWall * September 9, 2024 “Are those handouts for us?” my student asked, gesturing toward the copies of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 29 that I’d carried into class. “Nope,” I replied. “They’re for the Brit * Read More > RAFTING TO AN ENGAGING ASSIGNMENT * Julie Slade and Lora Walter * September 9, 2024 An abundance of literature exists indicating that students are disengaged, unmotivated, and potentially downright bored in classes. Part of this disengagement may come from the seemingly unending essays * Read More > GAMIFICATION USING MURAL * Natalie Ulrich * September 9, 2024 Gamification has been shown to improve student learning (Brull, 2016), and one of the best apps for facilitating gamification in the classroom is Mural, an online collaborative whiteboard * Read More > > “Feedback must become a basic component of course design. Since grading drains > the teacher’s time to design assignments, monitor results, and make > improvements, its importance must be downgraded. Ultimately instructors can > best aid the feedback process by designing assignments with clear, relevant > objectives, and redesign them in light of students’ learning. That requires > sophisticated disciplinary knowledge and knowledge about the biological and > psychological processes of learning. All that’s demanding, but the acquisition > and correction of such knowledge is the exciting intellectual core of > teaching. > > —Larry D. Spence, Maybe Teaching Is a Bad Idea (2022) EDITOR’S PICKS A MEMO TO STUDENTS ABOUT UNEXPECTED GRADES It doesn’t make any sense. You worked hard on that assignment, studied long hours for the test. You’re upset—texting complaints Read More » Maryellen Weimer May 11, 2020 WHAT STUDENT FEEDBACK LITERACY ENTAILS Student feedback literacy—Is it meaningless academic jargon or destined to become a trendy handle? Neither is my hope for this Read More » Maryellen Weimer November 16, 2020 THE INSTRUCTIONAL VALUE OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT AND FEEDBACK Formative writing assessments, like writing-to-learn activities, provide instructors with valuable and ongoing insights into student learning. Often ungraded, these Read More » Vittoria S. 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