'Low stakes' diaporamas de présentation

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Puget Sound Writing Project University of Washington

Puget Sound Writing Project University of Washington. Teachers who write make the best teachers of writing. Teachers are the best teachers of teachers. Teachers who write make the best teachers of writing. Student write more when their teachers write, too. Low-stakes vs high stakes.

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Decision-Making by TNI Committees and Boards

Decision-Making by TNI Committees and Boards. Requirements and Guidance. Policy Committee Mission. Develops general policies and procedures for TNI. Resource for developing policies and SOPs Reviews existing policies and SOPs for consistency and conformity with TNI mission

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Thinking About Assignments

Thinking About Assignments. Low-stakes and scaffolding. Informal or Low-Stakes Writing. Is not graded at the level of formal writing Is not evaluated for grammar or mechanics Does not always require to be read or responded to by the instructor. Informal or Low-Stakes Writing.

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Assessment which works: Enhancing student learning without killing the tutors

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Course and Syllabus Design

Course and Syllabus Design. Dr. Marie Norman. Teaching Consultant and Research Associate Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence http://www.cmu.edu/teaching. Objectives. When you leave today, you should be able to: Describe audience/purpose/components of a syllabus.

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Concept Mapping

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Checking for Understanding

Checking for Understanding. NUCC Elementary Summer Institute August 5-6, 2014 Presented by Suzanne Cottrell. Who is in the room?. Norms for our work together. Equity of voice Quiet signal Minimize side conversations Cell phones set to stun. Collaborate Cultivate Innovate Motivate

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Lying and deception:

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Effective Grading Strategies

Effective Grading Strategies. A workshop presented by New York City College of Technology Writing Fellows Louis Lipani Bisola Neil. Goals. I. Improve Student Writing II. Efficient Grading Strategies. Brainstorm Activity. Working together in a group, take two minutes to

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Blogging in the Classroom: Does Writing In-Class Reflective Blog Posts Improve Learning?

Blogging in the Classroom: Does Writing In-Class Reflective Blog Posts Improve Learning?. Angela Pashia University of West Georgia. Road Map. Overview of the literature In-class, low stakes writing Why blog Formats for class blogs What I did Research outcomes Discussion. Reflection.

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How do you integrate writing, speaking, quantitative reasoning in a class where . . .

Making Time for it All: Integrating Writing, Speaking, and Quantitative Reasoning in Disciplinary Courses. The 12th annual Northeast Consortium on Quantitative Literacy (NECQL), Colby-Sawyer College, May 17, 2008. Mya Poe (myapoe@mit.edu) MIT Program in Writing & Humanistic Studies.

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SCHOOL READINESS ASSESSMENT

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QEP Update presentation

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Assessment of Student Learning

Assessment of Student Learning. How do you do it?. Assessment of Student Learning. More than just tests Includes higher-order thinking skills Allows students to reflect on their learning and accomplishments Gives instructor guidance on teaching effectiveness

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Assessment for Engagement: Extensive Reading and Canvas Quizzes

Assessment for Engagement: Extensive Reading and Canvas Quizzes. I-TESOL 2014 Orem Utah Ben McMurry & Jim Pettersson. Reading, Assessment, engagement. Extensive Reading. Assessment. Engagement. Extensive Reading. Reading a large number of texts Reading a variety of text types

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Troubleshooting Common Problems in the Math Classroom

Troubleshooting Common Problems in the Math Classroom. Conference on Acceleration in Developmental Education June 6, 2019 Rachel Polakoski Cuyamaca College Rachel.Polakoski@gcccd.edu. Paradigm Shift in Teaching & Learning.

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Low Stakes Quizzes as a Learning Tool

Low Stakes Quizzes as a Learning Tool. Taryn Vian, PhD Matthew Banos , MBA, MPH(c) Amanda Huffman, MPH(c) Department of International Health Boston University School of Public Health tvian@bu.edu. The problem. S tudents sometimes skipped readings and missed foundational knowledge

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Three More Essential Tips for Beginners

This gives an insight on the tips that poker beginners should use so that they can perform better and excel in poker.

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