An Unworkshop is a space where faculty informally come together to offer feedback and discuss among others faculty pedagogical challenges. Faculty are encouraged to submit a challenge as well as comment on another. Writing in any way on three separate challenges or responses is equal to meeting one faculty learning outcome (FLO) in UCO’s 21st […]
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Writing Learning Objectives – A challenge from an unworkshop
Posted by Buddy Broncho
· Friday,
April
17th,
2020
at 05:00 PM
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Categories : Great Teaching
Creating Compelling Learning Value Propositions
Posted by Buddy Broncho
· Tuesday,
December
17th,
2019
at 11:05 AM
The Quest for Learner “Engagement” When educators think about their aspirations for the students who enroll in their classes, a common desire is for students to be “engaged.” The goal of creating engagement is widely discussed in transformative teaching and learning literature, conferences, and publications; however, for many educators this can remain a more theoretical […]
Categories : Great Teaching
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