Having good note-taking skills will help students with their listening skills, information processing, understanding, studying, and test taking. Teachers can help students take good notes by identifying key concepts, asking students to retrieve information from previous notes or to summarize information at the beginning of class, they can also ask students to refer to the notes from test questions that were missed by multiple people. Read Maryellen Weimer's article Tips for Developing Students' Note-taking Skills.
Friday, September 30, 2016
Friday, September 16, 2016
Protecting Our Students Rights
In his article and accompanying video Sherry Zane, PhD give best practices to create an inclusive respectful environment in the classroom and online. Read all about it in Supporting Transgender Students in the Classroom.
Friday, September 2, 2016
Highly Desirable eLearning Elements
Karla Gutierrez from shiftlearning.com/blog talks about the most important areas in a eLearning course. She mentions intro, responsiveness, visual design, navigation, multiple learning channels and practice and feedback. Read all about it in The Six Must-Haves for Every eLearning Course.
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