In this post for the series Adventures in Corequisite STEM Calculus, Professor Kelly Spoon and her embedded tutor, Allison Stern, discuss Allison’s role in supporting students during group work, during lecture, and after class in her tutoring sessions.
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In this post, Professor Kelly Spoon guides readers through a lesson on analytic limits using a pedagogy inspired by Building Thinking Classrooms.
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Blog post #2 in the Adventures in Corequisite STEM Calculus. Professor Kelly Spoon discusses Warm-up routines that generate curiosity, deep thinking, and engagement, setting the stage for a productive lesson. This blog series illuminates the critical course design decisions and instructional strategies pivotal in supporting students with varying levels of math preparation to succeed in STEM calculus.
Join Professor Kelly Spoon as she embarks on a reflective teaching journey in her corequisite STEM calculus class at San Diego Mesa College. This blog series will illuminate the critical course design decisions and instructional strategies pivotal in supporting students with varying levels of math preparation to succeed in STEM calculus.
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In this blog, Sophia Lee describes how she uses 360 degree whiteboards as a tool to enhance equitable learning, the research behind this strategy and her typical lesson cycle.
360 Degree Whiteboards: An Equity Strategy to Improve Outcomes in Precalculus Read More »
As I developed as a teacher, my challenge was understanding how to integrate this theory beyond affective domain activities like student check-ins and journal writing.
I’ve wondered: What happens between our initial informal assignments and submission of the first formal paper? Why is there such a huge drop off in engagement? Can I do anything to reverse this trend?
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Humanizing And Equity The theme of this four-part “Notes from the Field” blog series has been humanizing online teaching and learning with an equity-minded lens. Michelle Pacansky-Brock, the highly-acclaimed CVC-OEI Online Teaching and Learning Faculty Mentor, writes, “In humanized online courses, positive instructor-student relationships are prioritized and serve as the connective tissue between students, engagement, and
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