Large-Class Instruction Faculty Learning Community
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The large-class instruction faculty learning community is a group of faculty members that will meet regularly to discuss methods of more effectively encouraging student learning in a large-class environment. The meetings, though, are open to anyone interested in a particular topic. Some of the possible topics that may be considered this year include:
- active-learning techniques
- assessment beyond multiple choice exams
- discussions
- classroom decorum
- use of laptops by students
- how to motivate / engage / interest students
- technology support
- importing clicker data to ANGEL
- grading with clickers
April 18 meeting topic: "Techniques for Engaging Students" - Bring examples of activities that have been effective in engaging student interest.
February 28 meeting topic: "Using clickers in the classroom" - discussion leaders: John Kane and Paul Tomascak.
If you are interested in joining this group, please contact John Kane or Paul Tomascak.