Improving students' learning—the role of formative feedback: experiences from a crash course for business students in academic writing

T Olsen, J Hunnes - Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
This paper discusses the role of formative feedback in teaching academic writing for a large
class of first-year business students. The paper contributes to our knowledge on how to …

Teaching in Tough Times: Examining EFL Teachers' Perceptions of Online Learning Challenges in the Context of Higher Education in Saudi Arabia.

AM Saleh, Z Meccawy - Journal of Education and Learning, 2022 - ERIC
The global spread of online learning is noticeable and has further expanded due to the
COVID-19 pandemic. Although this mode of learning is effective, several concerns have …

Reimagining the place of physical buildings in higher education in developing countries in a post-COVID-19 era

Y Oginni, E Mogaji, NP Nguyen - Re-imagining Educational Futures in …, 2022 - Springer
Universities often invest resources in developing learning spaces for their students. Before
the outbreak of COVID-19, most activities in higher education institutions relied on physical …

Flexible teaching during a pandemic and beyond: A reflection on lessons learned from the society for the teaching of psychology's pivot teaching committee.

JT Cavazos, CM Hakala, WB Schiff… - … of Teaching and …, 2022 - psycnet.apa.org
During the past 2 years, instructors have faced a variety of obstacles related to COVID-19's
continued impact on higher education. For example, educators have had to manage a lack …

It is never too early: Benefits of becoming an undergraduate teaching assistant.

JT Cavazos, HM Baskin, AR Drake - Scholarship of Teaching and …, 2024 - psycnet.apa.org
As the enrollment numbers in large classes climb and budgets continue to shrink, many
programs are seeking viable long-term alternatives to hiring additional personnel. One …

Making large classes feel small: An examination of student interactions with undergraduate teaching assistants.

JT Cavazos, MR Riggenbach… - Scholarship of Teaching …, 2021 - psycnet.apa.org
The current pattern of class size increases and funding decreases have forced introductory
course instructors to develop increasingly creative teaching methods. The use of …

Teaching modules boost scientific reasoning skills in small and large lecture introductory psychology classrooms.

K Becker-Blease, C Stevens, MR Witkow… - … of Teaching and …, 2021 - psycnet.apa.org
Abstract In prior work, Courtney Stevens and Melissa R. Witkow (2014) and Courtney
Stevens, Melissa R. Witkow, and Brenna Smelt (2016) showed that teaching modules …

[HTML][HTML] The efficacy of a novel board game to teach cable properties to introductory neuroscience undergraduate students

J Rydbom, S Das, A Storm… - Journal of …, 2024 - pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Engagement activities in large classrooms (> 100 students) are difficult due to space
constraints, number of participants, and overall noise. Additionally, electrophysiological …

Designing the introductory psychology course: An evidence-informed framework.

BM Hard, DS Dunn, R Musselman, DL Hudson… - 2022 - psycnet.apa.org
This chapter offers guidance for aligning the course with desired learning outcomes and
evidence-based recommendations for structuring the course to maximize student …

Quality Assurance of Learning Assessments in Large Information Systems and Decision Analysis Courses

Z Ugray, BK Dunn - Journal of Information Systems Education, 2022 - jise.org
As Information Systems courses have become both more data-focused and student numbers
have increased, there has emerged a greater need to assess technical and analytical skills …