Engaging the Notre Dame Student:  Moving from Silence to Scholarly Interaction

Description:

Creating a positive learning environment often involves developing meaningful interactions in the classroom.  Through these meaningful interactions students are able to engage the material more thoughtfully and retain what they are learning.  Faculty participants in this workshop will examine approaches to increasing student participation and enhancing student engagement with the course material.  In particular, this workshop will model “Write-Pair-Share,” and the “Immediate Feedback Assessment Technique (IF-AT)” as potential activities for building a classroom environment that creates a learning space for meaningful interactions and keeps students actively engaged in the course.    

Counts towards:

This workshop is for faculty only and is not part of the certificate program for graduate students.

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