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Bridging the Gap: Active Learning Strategies for Traditional and Online Classrooms

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That’s when it hit medespite years of teaching experience, I’m still searching for ways to spark the same level of engagement whether I’m interacting with students face-to-face or through carefully designed asynchronous activities. For my online students, I’ve adapted this activity using collaborative digital tools.

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Bridging the Gap: Active Learning Strategies for Traditional and Online Classrooms

Faculty Focus

That’s when it hit medespite years of teaching experience, I’m still searching for ways to spark the same level of engagement whether I’m interacting with students face-to-face or through carefully designed asynchronous activities. For my online students, I’ve adapted this activity using collaborative digital tools.

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Are Your Assessments Fair and Balanced?

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Based on my classroom teaching experience, I believe that recognizing the importance of student feedback fosters active engagement and self-reflection in the student learning process. Within an institution’s QEP, the assessment plan indicator has to meet acceptable criteria according to SACSCOC.

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Are Your Assessments Fair and Balanced?

Faculty Focus

Based on my classroom teaching experience, I believe that recognizing the importance of student feedback fosters active engagement and self-reflection in the student learning process. Within an institution’s QEP, the assessment plan indicator has to meet acceptable criteria according to SACSCOC.

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Connecting with Online Students

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Interact consistently with students throughout the term, actively posing questions and remaining receptive to their inquiries. muddiest point, exit/minute papers, or “How are you doing?” Sally Baldwin, EdD, researches online course quality, online course design, and course evaluation instruments. questions).

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Connecting with Online Students

Faculty Focus

Interact consistently with students throughout the term, actively posing questions and remaining receptive to their inquiries. muddiest point, exit/minute papers, or “How are you doing?” Sally Baldwin, EdD, researches online course quality, online course design, and course evaluation instruments. questions).

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Four Steps to Promote Student Success in College Classrooms

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Segment lecturing with student active participation As students are exposed to new course content in lecture, it requires active attention and the ability to focus on unfamiliar information. Traffic light cards: A cross and modification between the minute paper and muddiest point. Now we have competed the topic. ,