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How we engage students, organize and plan our classes makes an impact on student success. These resources should support you in considering how you approach teaching, support student learning, maintain best-practices, and work toward work-life balance. Via Honolulu Community College.
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Use these resources to consider ice breakers, games, activities, and ways to build community in your classroom on the very first day. (Incl. 101 things for the first 3 weeks of class)
Knowing strategies for turning difficult encounters into learning opportunities enables us to address important, but hot, topics -- religion, politics, race, class, gender -- in our classroom discussions.
Stress is a normal part of college life for students. Many students are able to handle this stress without need for referral; however some students may need further assistance.
While lesson planning is often perceived as something elementary or high school teachers do, the framework for lesson-planning can support teachers and students at all levels of education - from Honolulu Community College
Students analyze each missed question so they can recognize patterns and learn where they may need to refocus their studying. From Linda Nilson, Clemson
Theoretical and practical aspects of community college education in administration,management, changing technology, programming, curriculum and student needs.
