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Joe Murphy

Let 'em Write - 0 views

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    "One of my biggest regrets as a teacher of writing is that for many years, I didn't make students write enough." John Warner argues for changes in course designs to give students a lot more practice with shorter writing formats.
Joe Murphy

Develop Intercultural Competence to Foster International Student Success - 1 views

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    Interesting list of starting points for considering our own intercultural competence and developing strategies for creating effective multinational classrooms.
Alex Alderman

Six Strategies to Help Introverts Thrive at School and Feel Understood - 1 views

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    This article suggests some classroom assessment techniques and discussion strategies to get the most out of the introverts in your class. The CIP can consult with faculty about other techniques to suit the variety of students that you encounter.
Alex Alderman

How One Email From You Could Help Students Succeed - 0 views

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    This week, we read the last chapters in Small Teaching, which focus on the emotional dimension of student experience. Here is one suggestion from an immunology professor on making personal connections with students as a way to improve their performance in your course.
Alex Alderman

The Problems of Real-Time Feedback in Teaching Writing | Just Visiting - 0 views

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    This week in our Small Teaching book club, we were discussing the value of monitored practice versus the stress that public feedback can generate in classrooms. Here, John Warner makes some observations about private and monitored practice and suggests that real time feedback is best suited to honing discrete skills
Joe Murphy

How to deal with microaggressions in class - 0 views

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    Tips for setting an inclusive class environment from day one, using microaffirmations to counter microinequalities, and how to address microaggressions in the moment.
Joe Murphy

Writing a Book or Article? Now's the Time to Create Your 'Author Platform' - 1 views

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    An "author platform" is "an ability to sell books because of who you are and who you can reach." In other words, it's part of considering your audience when you write - including considering how your ideal audience will find you.
Joe Murphy

Heat Making You Lethargic? Research Shows It Can Slow Your Brain, Too - 1 views

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    Not making the progress you wanted on your summer projects? Blame the weather. (Or better still, account for it.)
Joe Murphy

Scared Of Math? Here's One Way To Fight The Fear - 1 views

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    Maybe naming where math aversion started can help turn it around.
Joe Murphy

Helping Students Get Into The Right Mood For Learning - 1 views

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    Do you contact your students before the semester starts?
Joe Murphy

Optimizing Your Learning Schedule - 1 views

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    Interesting implications here for how we schedule review sessions and talk to students about studying. (And probably for our own practices around conferences and research and committee/department meetings...)
Joe Murphy

Can a Humanities Lecture Course Also Be a Publication Workshop? | HASTAC - 1 views

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    Looks like a great template schedule for courses which want to build public websites.
Joe Murphy

An elephant in the room: how we set ourselves up to be bad at mentoring - 0 views

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    Powerful stuff about negotiating the power dynamics inherent in mentoring relationships. Primarily about students, but there's a lot here which would apply to mentoring relationships with colleagues as well.
Joe Murphy

Antiracist Writing Assessment Ecologies - 1 views

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    Fascinating, challenging episode of this podcast looking at the way writing assessment can replicate systems of white supremacy. The "labor-based grading" process sounds like an interesting way to get students to be reflective about their work.
Joe Murphy

The Benefits of Longhand Notetaking Versus Slide Annotations - 1 views

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    Good review of a study, and a strong theoretical explanation for the benefits of longhand notetaking. Do check out the caveat at the end about the need to teach notetaking skills.
Joe Murphy

How One Teaching Expert Activates Students' Curiosity - 1 views

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    Kimberly Van Orman uses "naïve tasks" to get students to make predictions based without advanced subject knowledge, creating a chance to reflect on their reasoning and spark curiosity.
Joe Murphy

What to Do About Those Negative Comments on Course Evaluations - 1 views

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    Smart tips, including some in the comments.
Joe Murphy

Grit 2.0: A Review with Strategies to Deal with Disappointment, Rejection, and Failure - 1 views

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    Good review of the literature around the concept of "grit." Most of this literature focuses on students and I'm intrigued to see the call that we have to look closer at grit in the faculty life cycle too, with its ongoing opportunities for negative feedback.
Joe Murphy

Addressing STEM Culture and Climate to Increase Diversity in STEM Disciplines - Higher ... - 1 views

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    This article is very consonant with the work being done to support inclusive excellence in Kenyon's natural sciences division.
Joe Murphy

A New Research Center for the Study of Failure - 1 views

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    "Students who didn't learn about the scientists' struggles were more likely to say that those scientists had innate talent and aptitude which separated them from everyone else." Do you draw attention to the processes of discovery and creativity in your course content, including setbacks?
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