lack of due dates
Engaging and Re-engaging Students in Learning at School. - 0 views
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Students are often motivated by the idea of getting rewarded with a grade to complete assignments to the best of their abilities.
The Next Step Forward | on the path to the classroom - 2 views
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the due dates are the last day of each module except for blog posts - one at the end of each week of the course.
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Sorry, let me clarify: I meant staggered due dates. For college and graduate students, this generally does not pose as much of a problem. By having deadlines throughout a module, I think it could help my audience (high schoolers) avoid procrastination and hopefully keep them on track.
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I am feeling an immense sense of relief and pride in the work I’ve done.
21 Things 4 Students - 0 views
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A website to provide the basics of technology. It is particularly great for "digital immigrants". There is even a section that acts as an orientation to Google Drive.
Collaborate vs. Collaborate - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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“In Washington, when they say ‘collaborator’ they mean ‘traitor’; here they mean ‘colleague.’
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You can’t build great products alone. And if everyone understood that you can’t build great government alone our country would be in a different place.”
Collaboration Rubric - 0 views
Do You Really Not Have the Time? - Do Your Job Better - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 0 views
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This article from 2008 talks about time management problems among college faculty and suggests ways to combat them.
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I just finished writing a blog entry about time management and found this article to be helpful...
Course Design Elements - 0 views
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Study to show the most valued elements of an online course by adult learners
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Study to show the most valued elements of an online course by adult learners
Peer-Assisted Learning Strategy | Classroom Strategies | AdLit.org - 0 views
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classroom by identifying which children require help on specific skills and who the most appropriate children are to help other children learn those skills
PDF.js viewer - 0 views
Problem-based learning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views
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Problem-based learning (PBL) is a student-centered pedagogy in which students learn about a subject through the experience of problem solving. Students learn both thinking strategies and domain knowledge.
ETAP640amp2014: Are you prepared to change the way you teach? - 1 views
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I’m beginning to think that maybe I’m doing some of my students a disservice in my face to face classroom
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EUREAKA!!!
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Connecting Students to Content: Student-Generated Questions - 1 views
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"The more connections and engagement they have, the better they will learn new information. Studies have shown that more student ownership of the course and its content result in better retention and better application of information after the course"
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