There are many ways to assess the effectiveness of teaching and courses, including feedback from students, input from colleagues, and self-reflection. No single ...
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Details about the end-term student feedback survey, often referred to as “course evaluations”. Professional Development Opportunities. A list of campus ...
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A guide for those who are new to teaching, designing a course, or are interested in refreshing and updating their foundational knowledge.
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This paper reviews empirical research examining a number of common concerns about the accuracy and usefulness of “student evaluations of teaching” (SETs). It ...
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A guide to foundational pedagogies and course design strategies. ... Students in an outdoor classroom on Stanford's campus. Disruption Preparedness Guide. A guide ...
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This guide includes recommendations for fostering inclusive learning communities, links to student support services, tips for making course materials accessible ...
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Having clearly articulated learning outcomes can make designing a course, assessing student learning progress, and facilitating learning activities easier and ...
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Best practices for gathering formative feedback from students throughout the quarter on how you might improve the course.
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Summative feedback is aimed at helping students understand how well they have done in meeting the overall learning goals of the course. Effective summative ...
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Formative Assessment and Feedback. Strategies to help students understand their own progress and learn in a spirit of growth and improvement.
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