Welcome to SCOT
The platform where we keep all of our work documents and resources
What is Microsoft Teams?
The two groups that benefit from feedback on teaching within students as partners work
Who are Enrolled students and Faculty Partners?
This is the year that the SCOT program was piloted
What is 2023?
This is one of two purposes of class observations and the purpose of the SCOT program's class observations
What are formative observations?
*The other purpose of observation is summative observation, which is used to make decisions about awards and promotions and is often conducted by senior faculty or administrators.
The first task you complete in the Coassemble training
What is post your introduction on Microsoft Teams?
Another name for the collaboration where students and faculty work together and share their expertise to create a more engaging, effective learning environment.
What is pedagogical partnership?
This center at Syracuse University used to co-sponsor the SCOT Program
What is the Shaw Center for Academic Community Engagement?
This data tool involves systematically identifying, analyzing, and reporting patterns within data
What is thematic analysis?
These influence our perceptions and judgements of others
What are unconscious biases?
Aside from providing feedback on teaching, these are other examples of student/faculty partnership work
What are:
1. Co-creating curricula
2. Participating in research
3. Developing inclusive classrooms
This is the typical duration of the SCOT Program throughout the semester
What is eight weeks?
This is the feedback method aimed at getting the average/center feedback of a whole class rather than individual student perspectives
What is small group instructional feedback (SGIF)?
A reflective essay that describes your social identity and lived experiences.
What is a positionality statement?
Students as partners work to shift away from this model of education
What is the traditional or hierarchical model of education?
SCOT's Acronym before it became SCOT
What is PIE (Partnership for Inclusive Education)?
These are the times that early course feedback is typically collected (name two)
What are:
1. after an exam or major assignment
2. at a break between units
3. during SU's mid-course surveys period
4. when your faculty partner wants learner feedback on something they have tried such as a new lesson format or assignments
Two of the four tips for tackling unconscious bias from the YouTube video in the welcome module
What are:
1. Become aware
2. Find your trigger
3. Slow down
4. Do one small thing differently
Five of the 10 key ethical principles of students as partners work
What are:
1. Confidentiality
2. Professional Boundaries
3. Power Dynamics
4. Data Integrity and Security
5. Bias Awareness
6. Student well-being
7. Transparency and honesty
8. Respect for Intellectual Property
9. Advocating for Students
10. Self-Care
These are four out of eight stated benefits of bring a SCOT student consultant
What are:
1. Enhanced communication skills
2. Improved collaboration skills
3. Increased confidence and professionalism
4. Deeper understanding of Teaching and Learning
5. Valuable career preparation
6. Networking opportunities
7. Contribution to Educational Improvement
8. Personal growth and satisfaction
These are the six key components of the final report (name all six)
What are the:
1. Heading
2. Introduction
3. Data analysis
4. Recommendations
5. Personal reflection
6. Conclusion