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Teaching Tips from GW Faculty
Please explore these teaching tips from colleagues at GW and discover additional teaching ideas on the Education Resources section of the website.
General Pedagogy:
- Reduce use of "Ready Made" Papers and Essays Online - Dennis E. Schell,
Assistant Professor of Psychology
- Discovery, Discussion, and Reflection - Dr. Terry Hufford, Professor
Emeritus of Botany
- Summer Series Learning Models Activity (PDF) - Center for Innovative Teaching
and Learning
- Teaching Large Classes (90+ Students) - Dr. Charis E. Kubrin, Assistant
Professor Of Sociology
- Use Students as Examples of Theoretical and Conceptual Applications - Judie Vajda, Adjunct Instructor of Psychology
- Ways to Encourage Discussion that Includes all the Students - Dr. Susan
P. Willens, Professor of English
- One-Minute madness, teamwork, and online testing - Dr. Shelley S. Heller, Professor of Engineering and Applied Science
- Teaching Geography: Assessment Strategies and Instructional Technology Use - Dr. Elizabeth Chacko, Associate Professor of Geography & International Affairs
- What Works: Listen, Guide, Explore, Experiment - Dr. Paul Duff, Associate Dean of CCAS for Undergraduate Studies, Professor of Religion
- Large Lecture Course: Pop quiz, Note-taking, and Multimedia - Dr. Maurice East, Professor Emeritus of International Affairs and Political Science
- Teaching Creative Writing and English Literature - Dr.
David McAleavey, Professor of English
- Teaching Writing in a Distance Learning Environment - Dr. Robbin Zeff, Assistant Professor of Writing
- Teaching Writing and Research Through Nested Assignments
- Dr. Derek Malone-France, Assistant Professor, University Writing Program
- Modeling Critical Thinking with Online Discussions
- Dr. Steven Kelts, Assistant Professor of Political Science
Integrating Technology in Teaching and Learning
Do you have a teaching tip to share? Email Yianna Vovides, Director, Instructional Design @ yvovides@gwu.edu.
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