Christina Iselhart

Some key take aways I have with the concept of active learning are remembering that depending on the content some students may retain more information in groups with their peers. While I believe the instructor/facilitator review has a place, students being able to work in groups does in my opinion help with retaining the overall concepts. With technology advances and more classes being available online there is a place for interactive competitive games. Students seem to really enjoy them. My question is with classes that require in person attendance how can we bring back students engagement in the classroom when… >>>

Understanding that the students need to not only be active but interacting is important. Allowing for adequate time for studying and using different methods of study guides or activities. 

Comment on LORI PUTNAM-DUBY's post: This comment is insightful in that I also would think the younger students would be more tech savvy. Something to think about. 

This module emphasizes students utilizing the online resources to their benefit. Continued online learning and skills will be required from online courses. The difference between social media and social networking will be given. 

This module emphasized the importance of communication and having the students work in groups. Understanding the that constant communication will be important. Supporting students through online engagement through various forms such as forums and group posts. 

The importance of following school policy in communication. 

The difference between syncronous and asyncronous. Keeping students engaged. 

Staying engaged and being visible to students will help in online learning. 

Regular announcements and structure will be important in online teaching. Staying prepared and keeping students engaged.