
Resources, teaching tips, best practices and professional development opportunities for faculty.
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Most instructors spend a significant amount of time writing thoughtful, detailed feedback on student work. Yet many have had the same frustrating experience: students glance at the grade, skip the comments, and move on.
This isn’t a proble...
Many instructors collect mid-semester feedback but then feel unsure what to do with it. The problem is rarely the idea of feedback itself; it’s the questions we ask. When surveys focus on general satisfaction (“How is the course going?”), s...
A faculty/professional learning community (FLC or PLC) is a collaborative space where instructors, staff, and graduate students can come together to explore specific themes or issues related to teaching a...
As you have probably noticed, I have taken a short break from publishing this newsletter this semester. I lost my mother to cancer just over two weeks ago after a pretty intense few months of treatment and hospitalizations. It has been an e...
Over the past nine weeks, we’ve explored what it means to be a critically reflective educator. Together, we’ve examined the lenses that shape our teaching—our assumptions, our students’ experiences, our peers’ insights, and the theories tha...
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Community college ESL prof turned faculty developer. Writing about higher ed, faculty development, & English teaching. All opinions are my own.
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