by Kristin Broussard, Graduate Assistant, Reinert Center Many instructors have heard the term “active learning” and are aware of the push in higher education away from all lecture and towards incorporating alternative teaching methods in the classroom. But how do you design a meaningful activity for your class? There is no one “right” way to… Continue reading Designing Meaningful In-Class Activities
Author: Reinert Center
New Resource Guide
A new resource guide on Designing for Justice has been posted to the Reinert Center website [LINK]. If you want to talk with someone about designing for justice in your own classes, you may request a teaching consultation by completing this form (LINK). If you have ideas for resource guide topics you would like to see… Continue reading New Resource Guide
New Resource Guides
A new resource guide on Gratitude Expressions in Teaching has been posted to the Reinert Center website [LINK]. A complete list of our resource guides can be found here [LINK]. If you want to talk with someone about this topic in your own classes, you may request a teaching consultation by completing this form (LINK). If… Continue reading New Resource Guides
New Resource Guide
A new resource guide on Strengths-Based Education has been posted to the Reinert Center website [LINK]. If you want to talk with someone about strengths-based education in your own classes, you may request a teaching consultation by completing this form (LINK). If you have ideas for resource guide topics you would like to see posted, share them… Continue reading New Resource Guide
Academic Rigor and the Inclusive Classroom
by Debie Lohe, Director, Reinert Center For some time now, I’ve been reflecting on the idea of academic rigor - what it is, where it comes from in our courses, what kinds of practices promote it. And in light of the Reinert Center’s theme this year, I’ve been thinking a lot about my own evolving… Continue reading Academic Rigor and the Inclusive Classroom
