Teaching approaches

Teaching approaches

 Teaching Tip #1: Lesson plans

 Teaching Tip #3: Socratic method

 Teaching Tip #6: Teaching with mind maps

 Teaching Tip #8: Answering in-class questions

 Teaching Tip #9: Participatory teaching

 Teaching Tip #12: Using GoSoapBox in teaching

 Teaching Tip #15: Try this in your class

 Teaching Tip #16: “Expert” teaching style – Is this you (1)?

 Teaching Tip #17: “Formal Authority” teaching style – Is this you (2)?

 Teaching Tip #18: “Personal Model” teaching style – Is this you (3)?

 Teaching Tip #19: “Facilitator” teaching style – Is this you (4)?

 Teaching Tip #20: “Delegator” teaching style – Is this you (5)?

Teaching Tip #21: Check your teaching style

 Teaching Tip #22: Classroom discussions

 Teaching Tip #23: Is this clear?

 Teaching Tip #24: Why Are we so slow to change the way we teach?

 Teaching Tip #25: What are your top concerns?

 Teaching Tip #26: Feedforward

 Teaching Tip #29: What the Best Collage Teachers Do

 Teaching Tip #31:End of semester self-reflections

 Teaching Tip #32: Promoting Student Engagement – 1 (talk about learning)

 Teaching Tip #33: Promoting Student Engagement – 2 (Authentic assignments)

 Teaching Tip #34: Increasing students’ in-class questions

 Teaching Tip #35: Careful what you say

 Teaching Tip #38: Anticipating students’ trouble spots 

 Teaching Tip #40: Putting yourself in the students’ shoes

 Teaching Tip #43: Safe guarding against teaching stagnation 

 Teaching Tip #48: Why do I need to know this?

 Teaching Tip #49: The last Lecture: Unit Review

 Teaching Tip #50: Strike while the iron is hot: Reflect now

 Teaching Tip #51: Why students don’t like class group work

 Teaching Tip #56: Have you met the “Student from Hell”?

 Teaching Tip #57: My students “ignore” my feedback

 Teaching Tip #61: We know, but don’t do; why?

 Teaching Tip #63:Qualities and behaviours of good teachers

 Teaching Tip #64: Start Stop Continue

 Teaching Tip #67: Assessments, learning objectives, and instructional strategies

 Teaching Tip #80: Students’ Ethical Development