College teaching strategies

Get your students to respect you with these 4 strategies that can be used for teachers at all levels and ranges. This keep you teaching in your classroom.

I love labs, model-building, and inquiry-based activities like any good secondary science teacher - but I also still really enjoy lecturing. Lectures don't have to be boring like the 300+ person lecture hall courses you took in college. You CAN make lectures engaging - and I am here to share with you my 4 best strategies (plus a bonus tip for all of you currently still teaching virtually #blessyou) for doing so.

Want your college class to be exceptional? These strategies will make your teaching more engaging, effective, and satisfying for you and your students.

Cognitive science research has shown us that active studying is a method or strategy where the student cognitively engages and interacts with the material they are learning. With that reference, we identify passive studying as consuming information through merely reading or listening, whereas active studying is the processing of information by engaging in the content through

Here's a resource round-up for new college instructors. I've listed my top blog posts full of teaching tips, tools, & resources. There's a new resource...

Engagement Strategies Last Saturday as I was perusing Twitter, I saw this awesome post on engagement strategies. When I clicked on the...

Go beyond think-pair-share with ten discussion strategies that will engage your students in meaningful paired and small group discussions.

Research based teaching strategies you can use today with a free printable chart.

In this post, I offer 10 teaching tips for new college instructors. Find advice about course design, the 1st week, grading, & campus resources, starting...

High impact teaching strategies (HITS)