Teaching Strategies for In-Person Courses

 

The following resources offer teaching strategies for face-to-face or in-person teaching.

Building Community and Connection and Supporting Students’ Well-Being 

• Create a Get to Know You Student Survey 
• Building Belongingness, Community, and Connection in Remote Courses 
• Accessibility and Education (AODA) 
• Gather Mid-Semester Feedback from Students to Inform your Teaching 
• Supporting Students’ Self-Regulated and Self-Directed Learning 
• Using a Backchannel Chat in In-Person Synchronous Classes 
• Teaching Threshold Concepts
• Building Connections in the Classroom

Using Active and Collaborative Learning to Support Student Learning and Engagement

Active Learning Strategies for In-Class Sessions 

• Designing and Implementing Synchronous Active Learning 
• Independent and Collaborative Synchronous Active Learning Activities Organized by Activity Purpose 
• 8 Active Learning Strategies 
• Facilitating In-Class Discussions 
• Using a Backchannel Chat in In-Person Synchronous Classes

Active Learning Strategies for Time in-Between In-Class Sessions 

• Effective Practices for Designing and Implementing Asynchronous Active Learning 
• Asynchronous Active Learning Activities   
• Teaching Large Classes: Flipped Classroom and Peer Instruction Approaches

Classroom Management, Course Communication, and Logistics 

• Recommendations for Teaching With a Mask 
• Should I share my learning outcomes with students?