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Mackenzie First
Mackenzie First
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Planning and Preparation | Origin: ED101
Checklists can be an important tool to keep the instructor on track and to give the students an accurate plan with expectations.
Lindsay Weeks
Lindsay Weeks
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Creating Effective Assessments | Origin: ED103
There are several different types of testing methods you can use. It is good to use a variety. However, I did learn that matching tests are not always the best option as it is difficult for students to transfer information and could become confused.
Lindsay Weeks
Lindsay Weeks
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Student Learning Assessment | Origin: ED103
Minute papers are a good way to assess student's comprehension.
bruce clark
bruce clark
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Future of the Flipped Classroom | Origin: ED124

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Ajeenah Rashid
Ajeenah Rashid
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Developing as an Instructor | Origin: ED101
As the instructor, you set the tone for the students and should lead by example.
Mackenzie First
Mackenzie First
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Developing as an Instructor | Origin: ED101
I enjoyed the Harvard videos. My biggest take away is that perception is reality so if the facilitator/instructor is giving signals that they are disinterested or underprepared then the students will pick up on that and mirror it. Buy-in from the students is necessary so we can assist with that by being on time, invested, put together, and having a plan already in place prior to the class start time.
Sabrine Ishimwe
Sabrine Ishimwe
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Delivering Course Content | Origin: ED101
When preparing a lesson, keep in mind different teaching and learning styles to target all your student's needs.
Sabrine Ishimwe
Sabrine Ishimwe
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Meeting the Class for the First Time | Origin: ED101
We are all bad at remembering each other's names, so do not expect to know them on the first day, but do make an effort to learn the student's name, nickname, or how they prefer to be called.
Sabrine Ishimwe
Sabrine Ishimwe
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Planning and Preparation | Origin: ED101
Be prepared and ready, don't wait until the last minute. Also, it's good to write down things that you agreed to do for the student.
Sabrine Ishimwe
Sabrine Ishimwe
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Developing as an Instructor | Origin: ED101
It's imperative how we address and appear to our students. The most important point is never to forget that we were once students and the impression we had about our teachers. Be that instructor that made a good impression and impact on the student's life.

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