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Best Practices in Teaching - The Center for Teaching and Faculty Development - 1 views

    • Doris Stockton
       
      This addresses multiple learning styles, and how the teacher made materials accessible to all students. 
  • Students can use the website to refresh their knowledge before a quiz or test, or anytime or anywhere they’d like
  • “Think Aloud” is not only useful to language literacy, but a valuable tool for problem-solving and critical thinking within every discipline.
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    • Doris Stockton
       
      I actually do this!  I thought I was the only one!
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Thoughts on Moving from Carnegie Report to TS article - 0 views

  • Each week students played one of three roles. 1) Staters introduced one or more ideas by stating something important they learned from a reading, discussing what was the most difficult or confusing part of the reading[1] and raising new sociological questions that the reading suggested. 2)  Responders replied to the ideas already posted and then posed further sociological questions.  3)  Integrators combined and synthesized the readings, what others had said that week in seminar and their postings, and raised additional sociological questions.  (See Appendix A for a copy of the instructions given to students).
    • Diane Gusa
       
      What do you think of this suggestion?
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Learning Styles - Left or right brain dominance - 0 views

    • Karin Bogart
       
      This is a really great tool and this website is awesome!
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Concept to Classroom: Tapping into multiple intelligences - 0 views

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    Everything you ever wanted to know about multiple intelligences
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