Having knowledge about learning and delivery theories is important for educators as they select content for their courses. This background in learning and application will aid them in selecting their course content and delivery methods. This group is for educators who aspire to discuss and master the competencies necessary for exemplary performance and top customer service in a dynamic, rapidly changing higher education landscape. Group members share best practices, ideas, thoughts, reflections, and resources to help colleagues across the globe improve performance.
Helping Students Retain Course Content | Origin: ED108 | New comment by meri torres
Guided notes are useful and helpful, especially for the student who has been out of the classroom setting for a few years, letting them know what will be covered
Using Student Needs as Learning Tools | Origin: ED108 | New comment by meri torres
Reviews are very helpful for the students, it can help keep them on track with their learning, if there is something they do not understand, with the review they can actually pinpoint the information...
Understanding Multiple Intelligences | Origin: ED108 | New comment by meri torres
Understanding the different learning preferences of the students is crucial in planning a course, observing how the student interacts with classmates will help when planning a course
The Learning Process | Origin: ED108 | New comment by meri torres
Having students from different stages we have to adjust our teaching skills to facilitate the information processed by each student.
Using Student Needs as Learning Tools | Origin: ED108 | New comment by Dana Jones-Martin
I find that review is essential for assessing students' understanding of the content of the material.
The Learning Process | Origin: ED108 | New comment by Dana Jones-Martin
This topic gives me a better understanding of how the adult learner's brain works when processing new information. It will help me better facilitate the information to adult learning students.
Critical thinking | New blog by Marline Whigham
I agree that critical thinking is very important in all aspects of life. Critical thinking is also very important in nursing education.
The Value of Critical Thinking | Origin: ED116 | New comment by Uyen Pham
Millenials do not know critical thinking
Helping Students Retain Course Content | Origin: ED108 | New comment by Uyen Pham
Scaffolding and Mneumonics
Using Student Needs as Learning Tools | Origin: ED108 | New comment by Uyen Pham
Pretesting and reviews
