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ISETL has a long and robust history of creating, sharing, and evaluating innovative pedagogy. ISETL started in 1970 as the International Audio Tutorial Congress, focused on personal lab experiences driven by reel-to-reel audio explanations combined with hands on experiments and experiences.Since then, ISETL has focused on innovative pedagogy with a learing-centered focus that cuts across CONFERENCE – INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING The goal of ISETL is to explore, share, and promote innovative pedagogical approaches.The Conference on Innovative Pedagogy in Higher Education is an opportunity to learn from each other. We seek proposals that bring something new to the classroom — a new strategy, a new learning approach, a new classroom (or virtual classroom) technology application, a new student support mechanism, ora
IJTLHE: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN The official journal of the International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning (ISETL), IJTLHE is the first open source journal addressing teaching and learning in higher education. The journal's first issue was in 2005. All manuscripts submitted to IJTLHE should be in accordance with the journal’s purpose - to encourage the study STUDENT DISINTEREST: WHO’S RESPONSIBLE? Dictionary.com defines “interest” as: the feeling of a person whose attention, concern, or curiosity is particularly engaged by something. something that concerns, involves, draws the attention of, or arouses the curiosity of a person. power of exciting such concern, involvement, etc.; quality of SURVEY OF 12 STRATEGIES TO MEASURE TEACHING EFFECTIVENESS Berk Strategies to Measure Teaching Effectiveness 50 It is the most influential measure of performance used in promotion and tenure decisions at institutions MOTIVATING STUDENTS TO ENGAGE IN LEARNING: THE MUSIC MODEL Jones MUSIC Model of Academic Motivation 273 instance, motivated students are more likely to pay attention during course activities, take the time to use THE APPLICATION OF DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IN Santangelo and Tomlinson Differentiating Instruction 309 some may need to work in ways that are more complex RECIPROCAL TEACHING FOR READING COMPREHENSION IN HIGHER Doolittle, Hicks, Triplett, Nichols, and Young Reciprocal Teaching 108 Fekete, 2001; Palinscar, 1986). During the early stages of reciprocal teaching the instructor explains, in small TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: MOODLE AS A TOOL FOR Wood Technology for Teaching and Learning 301 With a change in pedagogical practices infused with technology, new taxonomies shouldinform the
LESSON STUDY AS A MODEL FOR BUILDING PEDAGOGICAL KNOWLEDGE Cerbin and Kopp Lesson Study 251 improvement strategies such as backward design (Wiggins & McTighe, 1998) and classroom assessment (Angelo & Cross, 1993). INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND LEARNINGCONFERENCEJOURNALORGANIZATIONCONTACT USHISTORYCALL FORPROPOSALS
ISETL has a long and robust history of creating, sharing, and evaluating innovative pedagogy. ISETL started in 1970 as the International Audio Tutorial Congress, focused on personal lab experiences driven by reel-to-reel audio explanations combined with hands on experiments and experiences.Since then, ISETL has focused on innovative pedagogy with a learing-centered focus that cuts across IJTLHE: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN The official journal of the International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning (ISETL), IJTLHE is the first open source journal addressing teaching and learning in higher education. The journal's first issue was in 2005. All manuscripts submitted to IJTLHE should be in accordance with the journal’s purpose - to encourage the study CONFERENCE – INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING The goal of ISETL is to explore, share, and promote innovative pedagogical approaches.The Conference on Innovative Pedagogy in Higher Education is an opportunity to learn from each other. We seek proposals that bring something new to the classroom — a new strategy, a new learning approach, a new classroom (or virtual classroom) technology application, a new student support mechanism, ora
STUDENT DISINTEREST: WHO’S RESPONSIBLE? Dictionary.com defines “interest” as: the feeling of a person whose attention, concern, or curiosity is particularly engaged by something. something that concerns, involves, draws the attention of, or arouses the curiosity of a person. power of exciting such concern, involvement, etc.; quality of SURVEY OF 12 STRATEGIES TO MEASURE TEACHING EFFECTIVENESS Berk Strategies to Measure Teaching Effectiveness 50 It is the most influential measure of performance used in promotion and tenure decisions at institutions MOTIVATING STUDENTS TO ENGAGE IN LEARNING: THE MUSIC MODEL Jones MUSIC Model of Academic Motivation 273 instance, motivated students are more likely to pay attention during course activities, take the time to use RECIPROCAL TEACHING FOR READING COMPREHENSION IN HIGHER Doolittle, Hicks, Triplett, Nichols, and Young Reciprocal Teaching 108 Fekete, 2001; Palinscar, 1986). During the early stages of reciprocal teaching the instructor explains, in small THE APPLICATION OF DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IN Santangelo and Tomlinson Differentiating Instruction 309 some may need to work in ways that are more complex NURTURING SUPPORTIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS IN HIGHER Allan and Clarke Supportive Learning Environments 66 devised are solved. Biggs (2003) thus focuses on who directs the learning while Peters is more concerned TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: MOODLE AS A TOOL FOR Wood Technology for Teaching and Learning 301 With a change in pedagogical practices infused with technology, new taxonomies shouldinform the
ISETL: INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND Objectives: The objectives should include 2-4 objectives that describe what participants should learn (e.g., knowledge, skills, attitudes) from attending the session. Audience: The audience should address to which audiences the session is focused, for example, new or experienced faculty, faculty and instructional developers, or graduatestudents.
IJTLHE: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN The IJTLHE is committed to the highest standards in peer review. Upon submission, all authors will receive an acknowledgement of receipt. Following a brief editorial review to determine the manuscript's appropriateness for IJTLHE, each manuscript will be blind peer-reviewed by up to three members of the Executive and/or ReviewBoard.
RECIPROCAL TEACHING FOR READING COMPREHENSION IN HIGHER Doolittle, Hicks, Triplett, Nichols, and Young Reciprocal Teaching 108 Fekete, 2001; Palinscar, 1986). During the early stages of reciprocal teaching the instructor explains, in small MID-SEMESTER EVALUATION: DON’T WAIT UNTIL IT’S TOO LATE Dr. Diane D. Chapman, Teaching Professor, ELPHD Director, Office of Faculty Development NC State University. Before it’s too late,it’s time to plan
THE STRATEGY PROJECT: PROMOTING SELF-REGULATED LEARNING Steiner Self-Regulated Learning 272 retention than students who passively read the text (Nash-Ditzel, 2010). In addition, first-yearstudents
LESSON STUDY AS A MODEL FOR BUILDING PEDAGOGICAL KNOWLEDGE Cerbin and Kopp Lesson Study 251 improvement strategies such as backward design (Wiggins & McTighe, 1998) and classroom assessment (Angelo & Cross, 1993). IN-CLASS DEBATES: FERTILE GROUND FOR ACTIVE LEARNING AND Kennedy In-Class Debates 185 so narrow-minded and should hear things out until I make a final decision” (Goodwin, 2003, p. 161). Schroeder and Ebert (1983) assert that debate is one NURTURING SUPPORTIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS IN HIGHER Allan and Clarke Supportive Learning Environments 66 devised are solved. Biggs (2003) thus focuses on who directs the learning while Peters is more concerned CRITICAL THINKING FRAMEWORK FOR ANY CLASSROOM Duron, Limbach, and Waugh Critical Thinking Framework 161 to take place when students are required to perform in the Analysis, Synthesis, and Evaluation levels of Bloom’s taxonomy. THREE STEPS TO TEACHING ABSTRACT AND CRITIQUE WRITING Harris Three Steps to Teaching 138 skills throughout the course. Step One: Laying the Foundation The first step of the model evolves byconnecting
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND LEARNINGCONFERENCEJOURNALORGANIZATIONCONTACT USHISTORYCALL FORPROPOSALS
ISETL has a long and robust history of creating, sharing, and evaluating innovative pedagogy. ISETL started in 1970 as the International Audio Tutorial Congress, focused on personal lab experiences driven by reel-to-reel audio explanations combined with hands on experiments and experiences.Since then, ISETL has focused on innovative pedagogy with a learing-centered focus that cuts across CONFERENCE – INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING The goal of ISETL is to explore, share, and promote innovative pedagogical approaches.The Conference on Innovative Pedagogy in Higher Education is an opportunity to learn from each other. We seek proposals that bring something new to the classroom — a new strategy, a new learning approach, a new classroom (or virtual classroom) technology application, a new student support mechanism, ora
IJTLHE: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN The official journal of the International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning (ISETL), IJTLHE is the first open source journal addressing teaching and learning in higher education. The journal's first issue was in 2005. All manuscripts submitted to IJTLHE should be in accordance with the journal’s purpose - to encourage the study STUDENT DISINTEREST: WHO’S RESPONSIBLE? Dictionary.com defines “interest” as: the feeling of a person whose attention, concern, or curiosity is particularly engaged by something. something that concerns, involves, draws the attention of, or arouses the curiosity of a person. power of exciting such concern, involvement, etc.; quality of SURVEY OF 12 STRATEGIES TO MEASURE TEACHING EFFECTIVENESS Berk Strategies to Measure Teaching Effectiveness 50 It is the most influential measure of performance used in promotion and tenure decisions at institutions THE APPLICATION OF DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IN Santangelo and Tomlinson Differentiating Instruction 309 some may need to work in ways that are more complex RECIPROCAL TEACHING FOR READING COMPREHENSION IN HIGHER Doolittle, Hicks, Triplett, Nichols, and Young Reciprocal Teaching 108 Fekete, 2001; Palinscar, 1986). During the early stages of reciprocal teaching the instructor explains, in small MOTIVATING STUDENTS TO ENGAGE IN LEARNING: THE MUSIC MODEL Jones MUSIC Model of Academic Motivation 273 instance, motivated students are more likely to pay attention during course activities, take the time to use IN-CLASS DEBATES: FERTILE GROUND FOR ACTIVE LEARNING AND Kennedy In-Class Debates 185 so narrow-minded and should hear things out until I make a final decision” (Goodwin, 2003, p. 161). Schroeder and Ebert (1983) assert that debate is one TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: MOODLE AS A TOOL FOR Wood Technology for Teaching and Learning 301 With a change in pedagogical practices infused with technology, new taxonomies shouldinform the
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND LEARNINGCONFERENCEJOURNALORGANIZATIONCONTACT USHISTORYCALL FORPROPOSALS
ISETL has a long and robust history of creating, sharing, and evaluating innovative pedagogy. ISETL started in 1970 as the International Audio Tutorial Congress, focused on personal lab experiences driven by reel-to-reel audio explanations combined with hands on experiments and experiences.Since then, ISETL has focused on innovative pedagogy with a learing-centered focus that cuts across CONFERENCE – INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING The goal of ISETL is to explore, share, and promote innovative pedagogical approaches.The Conference on Innovative Pedagogy in Higher Education is an opportunity to learn from each other. We seek proposals that bring something new to the classroom — a new strategy, a new learning approach, a new classroom (or virtual classroom) technology application, a new student support mechanism, ora
IJTLHE: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN The official journal of the International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning (ISETL), IJTLHE is the first open source journal addressing teaching and learning in higher education. The journal's first issue was in 2005. All manuscripts submitted to IJTLHE should be in accordance with the journal’s purpose - to encourage the study STUDENT DISINTEREST: WHO’S RESPONSIBLE? Dictionary.com defines “interest” as: the feeling of a person whose attention, concern, or curiosity is particularly engaged by something. something that concerns, involves, draws the attention of, or arouses the curiosity of a person. power of exciting such concern, involvement, etc.; quality of SURVEY OF 12 STRATEGIES TO MEASURE TEACHING EFFECTIVENESS Berk Strategies to Measure Teaching Effectiveness 50 It is the most influential measure of performance used in promotion and tenure decisions at institutions THE APPLICATION OF DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IN Santangelo and Tomlinson Differentiating Instruction 309 some may need to work in ways that are more complex RECIPROCAL TEACHING FOR READING COMPREHENSION IN HIGHER Doolittle, Hicks, Triplett, Nichols, and Young Reciprocal Teaching 108 Fekete, 2001; Palinscar, 1986). During the early stages of reciprocal teaching the instructor explains, in small MOTIVATING STUDENTS TO ENGAGE IN LEARNING: THE MUSIC MODEL Jones MUSIC Model of Academic Motivation 273 instance, motivated students are more likely to pay attention during course activities, take the time to use IN-CLASS DEBATES: FERTILE GROUND FOR ACTIVE LEARNING AND Kennedy In-Class Debates 185 so narrow-minded and should hear things out until I make a final decision” (Goodwin, 2003, p. 161). Schroeder and Ebert (1983) assert that debate is one TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: MOODLE AS A TOOL FOR Wood Technology for Teaching and Learning 301 With a change in pedagogical practices infused with technology, new taxonomies shouldinform the
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND LEARNING ISETL has a long and robust history of creating, sharing, and evaluating innovative pedagogy. ISETL started in 1970 as the International Audio Tutorial Congress, focused on personal lab experiences driven by reel-to-reel audio explanations combined with hands on experiments and experiences.Since then, ISETL has focused on innovative pedagogy with a learing-centered focus that cuts acrossPUBLICATIONS
Connexions. Connexions (ISSN 1551-7608) was the original publication of the International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning (ISETL). At the time that Connexions was published, from 1988 until 2002, ISETL was known as the International Society for Exploring Teaching Alternatives (see ISETL History).Not all issues of Connexions are currently available. ISETL: INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND Objectives: The objectives should include 2-4 objectives that describe what participants should learn (e.g., knowledge, skills, attitudes) from attending the session. Audience: The audience should address to which audiences the session is focused, for example, new or experienced faculty, faculty and instructional developers, or graduatestudents.
STUDENT DISINTEREST: WHO’S RESPONSIBLE? Dictionary.com defines “interest” as: the feeling of a person whose attention, concern, or curiosity is particularly engaged by something. something that concerns, involves, draws the attention of, or arouses the curiosity of a person. power of exciting such concern, involvement, etc.; quality of CRITICAL THINKING FRAMEWORK FOR ANY CLASSROOM Duron, Limbach, and Waugh Critical Thinking Framework 161 to take place when students are required to perform in the Analysis, Synthesis, and Evaluation levels of Bloom’s taxonomy. THREE STEPS TO TEACHING ABSTRACT AND CRITIQUE WRITING Harris Three Steps to Teaching 138 skills throughout the course. Step One: Laying the Foundation The first step of the model evolves byconnecting
THE IMPACT OF OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES ON VARIOUS Colvard, Watson, and Park Open Educational Resources, Learning, and Retention 264 students at the same level of rigor, and in some casesmore
LESSON STUDY AS A MODEL FOR BUILDING PEDAGOGICAL KNOWLEDGE Cerbin and Kopp Lesson Study 251 improvement strategies such as backward design (Wiggins & McTighe, 1998) and classroom assessment (Angelo & Cross, 1993). COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN A COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT Attle and Baker Cooperative Learning 78 development is an outcome of cooperative learning, wherein constructivist knowledge development and USING A LEARNER-CENTERED APPROACH TO DEVELOP AN Abdelmalak and Trespalacios Using a Learner-Centered Approach 326 Consequently, the learner-centered pedagogy removes students from their subordinate role in instructor- INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND LEARNINGCONFERENCEJOURNALORGANIZATIONCONTACT USHISTORYCALL FORPROPOSALS
ISETL has a long and robust history of creating, sharing, and evaluating innovative pedagogy. ISETL started in 1970 as the International Audio Tutorial Congress, focused on personal lab experiences driven by reel-to-reel audio explanations combined with hands on experiments and experiences.Since then, ISETL has focused on innovative pedagogy with a learing-centered focus that cuts across CONFERENCE – INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING The goal of ISETL is to explore, share, and promote innovative pedagogical approaches.The Conference on Innovative Pedagogy in Higher Education is an opportunity to learn from each other. We seek proposals that bring something new to the classroom — a new strategy, a new learning approach, a new classroom (or virtual classroom) technology application, a new student support mechanism, ora
IJTLHE: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN The official journal of the International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning (ISETL), IJTLHE is the first open source journal addressing teaching and learning in higher education. The journal's first issue was in 2005. All manuscripts submitted to IJTLHE should be in accordance with the journal’s purpose - to encourage the study STUDENT DISINTEREST: WHO’S RESPONSIBLE? Dictionary.com defines “interest” as: the feeling of a person whose attention, concern, or curiosity is particularly engaged by something. something that concerns, involves, draws the attention of, or arouses the curiosity of a person. power of exciting such concern, involvement, etc.; quality of THE STRATEGY PROJECT: PROMOTING SELF-REGULATED LEARNING Steiner Self-Regulated Learning 272 retention than students who passively read the text (Nash-Ditzel, 2010). In addition, first-yearstudents
MID-SEMESTER EVALUATION: DON’T WAIT UNTIL IT’S TOO LATE Dr. Diane D. Chapman, Teaching Professor, ELPHD Director, Office of Faculty Development NC State University. Before it’s too late,it’s time to plan
RECIPROCAL TEACHING FOR READING COMPREHENSION IN HIGHER Doolittle, Hicks, Triplett, Nichols, and Young Reciprocal Teaching 108 Fekete, 2001; Palinscar, 1986). During the early stages of reciprocal teaching the instructor explains, in small THE APPLICATION OF DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IN Santangelo and Tomlinson Differentiating Instruction 309 some may need to work in ways that are more complex TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: MOODLE AS A TOOL FOR Wood Technology for Teaching and Learning 301 With a change in pedagogical practices infused with technology, new taxonomies shouldinform the
IN-CLASS DEBATES: FERTILE GROUND FOR ACTIVE LEARNING AND Kennedy In-Class Debates 185 so narrow-minded and should hear things out until I make a final decision” (Goodwin, 2003, p. 161). Schroeder and Ebert (1983) assert that debate is one INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND LEARNINGCONFERENCEJOURNALORGANIZATIONCONTACT USHISTORYCALL FORPROPOSALS
ISETL has a long and robust history of creating, sharing, and evaluating innovative pedagogy. ISETL started in 1970 as the International Audio Tutorial Congress, focused on personal lab experiences driven by reel-to-reel audio explanations combined with hands on experiments and experiences.Since then, ISETL has focused on innovative pedagogy with a learing-centered focus that cuts across CONFERENCE – INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING The goal of ISETL is to explore, share, and promote innovative pedagogical approaches.The Conference on Innovative Pedagogy in Higher Education is an opportunity to learn from each other. We seek proposals that bring something new to the classroom — a new strategy, a new learning approach, a new classroom (or virtual classroom) technology application, a new student support mechanism, ora
IJTLHE: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN The official journal of the International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning (ISETL), IJTLHE is the first open source journal addressing teaching and learning in higher education. The journal's first issue was in 2005. All manuscripts submitted to IJTLHE should be in accordance with the journal’s purpose - to encourage the study STUDENT DISINTEREST: WHO’S RESPONSIBLE? Dictionary.com defines “interest” as: the feeling of a person whose attention, concern, or curiosity is particularly engaged by something. something that concerns, involves, draws the attention of, or arouses the curiosity of a person. power of exciting such concern, involvement, etc.; quality of THE STRATEGY PROJECT: PROMOTING SELF-REGULATED LEARNING Steiner Self-Regulated Learning 272 retention than students who passively read the text (Nash-Ditzel, 2010). In addition, first-yearstudents
MID-SEMESTER EVALUATION: DON’T WAIT UNTIL IT’S TOO LATE Dr. Diane D. Chapman, Teaching Professor, ELPHD Director, Office of Faculty Development NC State University. Before it’s too late,it’s time to plan
RECIPROCAL TEACHING FOR READING COMPREHENSION IN HIGHER Doolittle, Hicks, Triplett, Nichols, and Young Reciprocal Teaching 108 Fekete, 2001; Palinscar, 1986). During the early stages of reciprocal teaching the instructor explains, in small THE APPLICATION OF DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IN Santangelo and Tomlinson Differentiating Instruction 309 some may need to work in ways that are more complex TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: MOODLE AS A TOOL FOR Wood Technology for Teaching and Learning 301 With a change in pedagogical practices infused with technology, new taxonomies shouldinform the
IN-CLASS DEBATES: FERTILE GROUND FOR ACTIVE LEARNING AND Kennedy In-Class Debates 185 so narrow-minded and should hear things out until I make a final decision” (Goodwin, 2003, p. 161). Schroeder and Ebert (1983) assert that debate is one INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND LEARNING ISETL has a long and robust history of creating, sharing, and evaluating innovative pedagogy. ISETL started in 1970 as the International Audio Tutorial Congress, focused on personal lab experiences driven by reel-to-reel audio explanations combined with hands on experiments and experiences.Since then, ISETL has focused on innovative pedagogy with a learing-centered focus that cuts acrossPUBLICATIONS
Connexions. Connexions (ISSN 1551-7608) was the original publication of the International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning (ISETL). At the time that Connexions was published, from 1988 until 2002, ISETL was known as the International Society for Exploring Teaching Alternatives (see ISETL History).Not all issues of Connexions are currently available.ORGANIZATION
Who We Are. The International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning is a non-profit corporation. The society structure provides the framework for the annual ISETL conference, the ISETL journal, the International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, and the ISETL web site that contains both society information and general higher education teaching and learning resources. IJTLHE: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN The official journal of the International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning (ISETL), IJTLHE is the first open source journal addressing teaching and learning in higher education. The journal's first issue was in 2005. All manuscripts submitted to IJTLHE should be in accordance with the journal’s purpose - to encourage the study ISETL: INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPLORING TEACHING AND Objectives: The objectives should include 2-4 objectives that describe what participants should learn (e.g., knowledge, skills, attitudes) from attending the session. Audience: The audience should address to which audiences the session is focused, for example, new or experienced faculty, faculty and instructional developers, or graduatestudents.
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