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The Unwritten Rules of College - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 1 views
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A little change can go a long way in helping students succeed
AUDIO | The Flipped Classroom Will Redefine the Role of Educators | The EvoLLLution - 0 views
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An interview with Eric Mazur
Bucking Cultural Norms, Asia Tries Liberal Arts - 0 views
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An article on efforts by Chinese high school and universities to incorporate the liberal arts into education, in an effort to "foster more nimble and adaptable" thinking and learning beyond rote education and success at test-taking.
Why Plagiarism Doesn't Bother Me At All: A Research-Based Overview of Plagiarism as Edu... - 0 views
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Great article by Jerry Nelms on plagiarism as educational opportunity.
American universities should do more to help Chinese students adapt (essay) @insidehigh... - 0 views
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Be open to cultural differences of students who were not educated in the US.
Assessing MOOCs at HigherEdTech conference | Inside Higher Ed - 0 views
Not Just for Kids: Pinterest Making Inroads with Professors | EdTech Magazine - 1 views
News: Freedom at a Price - Inside Higher Ed - 1 views
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A story about the Board of Regents' plan to reduce government involvement in Ohio's public universities appeared in InsideHigherEd today.
Avoiding Grade Appeals - 0 views
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Professor Hacker article in the Chronicle. Ways to help make the grading process clearer to students so as to avoid having them appeal their grades to higher authorities.
What a Tech Start-Up's Data Say About What Works in Classroom Forums - Wired Campus - T... - 1 views
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There's big talk these days about "big data" in education-looking for patterns of behavior as students click through online classrooms and using the insights to improve instruction. One start-up company that manages online discussion forums for thousands of courses recently performed its first major analysis of behavioral trends among students, and found what its leaders say amounts to advice for instructors.
To Lecture or Not to Lecture? - Paul T. Corrigan - The Atlantic - 0 views
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That is not the question. Teachers should focus on finding the best way to teach a particular skill, rather than dismissing or embracing one method outright.
10 Courses With a Twist - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Stories of innovative teaching. One of the ten profiled, John Boyer, is also discussed in the book "Cheating Lessons" by James Lang, for how his assessment methods minimize cheating.
Students Think They Can Multitask. Here's Proof They Can't | Faculty Focus - 3 views
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September 26, 2012 Students Think They Can Multitask. Here's Proof They Can't. By: Maryellen Weimer, PhD in Teaching Professor Blog. With easy access to all sorts of technology, students multitask. So, do lots of us for that matter. But students are way too convinced that multitasking is a great way to work.
Carnegie, the Founder of the Credit-Hour, Seeks Its Makeover - Curriculum - The Chronic... - 2 views
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Seat time vs think time?
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