Barry Westling

Barry Westling

About me

Activity

Hi Dennis: Exactly - this gives the student a chance to make changes in study habits as necessary for more successful outcomes. Regards, Barry
Hi Joel: True. I would add that we also strive to "impart knowledge". Regards, Barry
Hi Jeol: This is a good idea. Another technique may be just walking around the students in closer proximity while lecturing. Regards, Barry
Hi Jeol: That's very true. In generarl, we ideally should use a variety of techniques that can identify a student's strengths AND weaknesses. Regards, Barry
Hi Rosemary: Another technique that sometimes works is having the instructor walk around in closer proximity to the student group. Regards, Barry
Hi Lorraine: Another consideration is the learning outcomes we want them to be able to discuss and articulate after they complete your class. Definitely, real world critical thinking is important in this concept. Regards, Barry
Hi Shawn: Hands-on learning is arguably the best method to use for the majority of all student groups. It is a great blend of visual and kinesthetic learning, which is considered one of the best ways of learning new things. Regards, Barry
Hi Rosemary: Speaking to students individually would be one great way to promote the student's sense that the instructor is approachable and there for them. Regards, Barry
Hi Lorraine: This sounds like a great practice. I think the general idea is keeping in mind what's best for the student in every way. Regards, Barry
Hi Rosemary: Additionally, thinking about what the student should be able to discuss or articulate is a good way of thinking about what the SLO might be. Regards, Barry

End of Content

End of Content