First Week of Class
This is a type of scoring guide that assesses and articulates specific components and expectations for an assignment in your course.
What is a rubric?
A document created by teachers that provides important information to help guide students through the expectations of a course.
What is a syllabus?
What are formative and summative assessments?
These are three types of college teaching formats we discussed in our first week of class.
What are face-to-face, online, and hybrid courses?
Setting goals, choosing course materials, setting up a grading system, and communicating with your students are all examples of this aspect of teaching.
What is preparing your courses?
This is a broad and evolving conceptualization of a process that teachers and students use in collecting, evaluating, and using evidence of student learning.
What is assessment?
Encouraging student-faculty contact, cooperation among students, active learning and giving prompt feedback are all basic principles of this.
Name the activity that required you to trace a shape using only a mirror, without looking directly at the paper.
What is the Star Activity?
These are a part of your course syllabus that are most likely already written, unchangeable, and apply to the same course taught by multiple instructors.
What are learning objectives or course outcomes?
It must be accurate, consistently applied, and fair: These three golden rules are applied to __________________.
What is grading?
This is where you would look if you are teaching a new course and want to provide students with an overview or description of the course.
What is the course catalog or course objectives?
The cookies our professor used in the Tower of Hanoi game.
What are ginger snaps, Oreos and Nila wafers?
This document is a teaching statement that provides others with your conception of teaching, a description of how you teach, and a justification for why you teach a certain way.
What is a teaching philosophy?
This is the estimated time it takes a student to write a short essay or restricted response test answer.
What is 15 minutes?
These six educational learning objectives are part of this classification model: remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate, create
What is Bloom's Taxonomy?
Name all of the types of candy that we used for the in-class assignment on building the neuron.
What are (5) chocolate-filled marshmallows, tic-tacs, red vines, peach gummies, and Skittles?
It must be accurate, consistently applied, and fair: These three golden rules are applied to __________________.
What is grading?
What is the Minute Paper?