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  • FOR ACADEMIC
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  • 1) The Power of
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  • 2) Faculty Dev. Guidelines
  • 3) Class Observation Form
  • 4) Abbreviated Class
    Observation Form
  • ESSENTIALS OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING
  • 5) Tendencies of Highly
    Effective Educators
  • 6) Mindsets for
    Why & How We Learn
  • 7) Why & How We Learn
  • 8) When & Where We Learn
  • 9) Ten, Key Teaching –
    Learning Theories
  • 10) Effective Class
    Management Pyramid
  • 11) Self-Efficacy
  • PREPARING TO
    EFFECTIVELY
    TEACH A COURSE
  • 12) Essentials of
    Course Design
  • 13) Essentials of
    Effective Instruction
  • 14) Creating Learning
    Outcomes / Objectives
  • 15) Creating a Syllabus
  • 16) Creating Lesson Plans
  • 17) Instructional
    Materials & Resources
  • 18) Creating Effective
    PowerPoint Presentations
  • 19) 25 Teaching Mistakes
  • TEACHING EFFECTIVELY
  • 20) First Day of Class
  • 21) Start of Class Mistakes
  • 22) Motivating Students
  • 23) Engaging Students
  • 24) Mistakes Interacting
    with Students
  • 25) Enhancing Learning
  • 26) Promoting
    Critical Thinking
  • 27) Teaching Mistakes
    During Your Lesson
  • 28) Ending Each
    Lessons Effectively
  • 29) Teaching Mistakes
    Ending Your Lesson
  • 30) The Last Day of Class
  • TEACHING
    ONLINE COURSES
  • 31) Developing Online
    Learning Communities
  • 32) Communicating
    in Online Courses
  • 33) Discussion Boards &
    Professor’s Presence
  • 34) Disc. Board Questions
  • 35) Disc. Board Rubric
  • ASSESSING
    STUDENTS’ LEARNING
  • 36) Evidence of Learning
  • 37) Mistakes During Q & A
  • 38) Creating/Using Rubrics
  • 39) Creating Written Tests
  • 40) Test-Taking Strategies
  • 41) Professor-to-Student
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