The happy professor : how to teach undergraduates and feel good about it /
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| Language: | English |
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Lanham :
Rowman & Littlefield,
[2019]
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Chancellor Kent Syverud, Syracuse University
- You
- Artist
- Skills coach
- Advisor
- Boss
- Andragogy, not pedagogy
- The five laws of the minimalist
- Everything is experiential
- Evaluate yourself
- Use undergraduate teaching assistants (UTAs)
- Use Dale Carnegie speeches
- Create groups for small in-class assignments
- Set the stage in the first class
- Use simulations and role plays
- Lie to the class
- Keep your mouth shut
- Make laptops and cell phones helpful
- Start with the concrete and familiar
- Use modules
- Use class time for coaching
- Debriefing competitions
- Create lateness and absence policies
- Differentiate between points earned and points lost
- Use extra credit points to stimulate extra practice
- Use group presentations as teamwork practice
- Writing to communicate
- Improve typing
- Simple computer applications
- Excel is life
- Information searching basics
- Survey basics required
- Quantitative tools are not about mathematics
- The easy way to community engagement
- Use continuums to avoid the role of propagandist
- Use problem solving exercises
- The order, freedom, equality triangle
- The grading exercise
- The Prince system
- Conclusion: Where do you go from here?