Goodbye slide decks? Rethinking group presentations through a classroom mini-conference
byIn many group presentations, only one part of the room is really active: the group at the front. The rest of the class is…
In many group presentations, only one part of the room is really active: the group at the front. The rest of the class is…
In a large first-year economics unit, students kept asking for the same thing: more exam-style practice. Generative AI gave us a way to provide…
In a recent assessment, I asked students to do something that sounded fairly simple: find references to support a set of assumptions used in…
This semester, I experimented with something I had never formally incorporated into my teaching before: producing a podcast with final-year anthropology students reflecting on…
Recent challenges with open written assessments There has been an understandable focus on secure assessments lately, but not all assessments can be secured, and…
Students today rarely read only words, but constantly move between images, video, text, and design in their everyday lives. Outside the classroom, they scroll…
Imagine walking into a first-year undergraduate class and asking students to explain feedback loops, interdependencies, or emergent behaviour. For many students, these ideas feel…
Group work is a fundamental aspect of active learning, providing students with opportunities to collaborate, problem-solve, and develop essential teamwork skills. It enables students…
When we picture an engaged student, we tend to envisage the similar things: a hand raised, a question answered, a contribution offered without hesitation….
How do we help students become independent, self-directed learners, especially when AI tools make it tempting to skip the hard and deep thinking? Self-regulated…