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Four Ways to Create a Supportive and Inclusive Learning Community for Your Students

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Regarding needs common to all students, they long for a sense of belonging while facing this new academic challenge, require strong adaptive skills to deal with the obstacles that come with attending college, and require clear and attainable resources to guide them through this adaptation process. Frontier in Education, 6. doi: 10.3389/feduc.2021.668250

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The Last Class Session: How to Make It Count

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Get and give useful feedback. Although institutions have all moved toward online, official course evaluations, why not use this last class to get and give feedback of a different sort? Ask students to offer feedback on the features of each of those assignments in terms of what you should stop, start, or continue doing.

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Connecting with Online Students

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Be Present Being present in your online course goes beyond delivering the curriculum and providing assignment feedback. Consider using video for announcements, lesson overviews, and feedback. Let students know when they may expect announcements, feedback on assignments (along with where to access them), and office hours.

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Four Ways to Create a Supportive and Inclusive Learning Community for Your Students

Faculty Focus

Regarding needs common to all students, they long for a sense of belonging while facing this new academic challenge, require strong adaptive skills to deal with the obstacles that come with attending college, and require clear and attainable resources to guide them through this adaptation process. Frontier in Education, 6. doi: 10.3389/feduc.2021.668250

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Connecting with Online Students

Faculty Focus

Be Present Being present in your online course goes beyond delivering the curriculum and providing assignment feedback. Consider using video for announcements, lesson overviews, and feedback. Let students know when they may expect announcements, feedback on assignments (along with where to access them), and office hours.

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The Last Class Session: How to Make It Count

Faculty Focus

Get and give useful feedback. Although institutions have all moved toward online, official course evaluations, why not use this last class to get and give feedback of a different sort? Ask students to offer feedback on the features of each of those assignments in terms of what you should stop, start, or continue doing.

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Using the Appreciative Inquiry (AI) Framework to Examine an Authentic Project-based Research Symposium

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This student-centered approach to learning was designed to be project- and skills-based, and integrated an appreciative inquiry framework. Project-based learning with a focus on developing transferable skills also emphasizes asking questions that motivate students to focus on central concepts and principles concerning their discipline.