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20 Mar, 2015

Community Colleges and Educational Technology: What Lies Ahead

2017-06-16T01:21:25-05:00March 20th, 2015|Categories: Professional Development Webinar Series, Webinar Series|0 Comments

Community Colleges and Educational Technology: What Lies Ahead It is critical for community colleges to look ahead to see what technology advances will impact their institutions. This webinar examines the trends, challenges, and emerging technologies in the coming five years that will impact faculty, staff, and administrators in higher education. Technologies considered during [...]

15 Mar, 2015

Critical Thinking in Action: A Step-by–Step Approach to Using Content to Construct Argumentative Essays in Any Class

2017-06-16T01:21:29-05:00March 15th, 2015|Categories: Webinar Series|0 Comments

Critical Thinking in Action: A Step-by–Step Approach to Using Content to Construct Argumentative Essays in Any Class This webinar begins with a summary of research that shows the specific flaws in how people use evidence. Next, the facilitator provides an overview of the single methodology that has shown measureable gains in critical thinking skills. Building [...]

15 Feb, 2015

Building Academic Tenacity

2017-06-16T01:21:32-05:00February 15th, 2015|Categories: Webinar Series|0 Comments

Building Academic Tenacity According to Dr. Gregory Walton of Stanford University, academic tenacity is not about being smart, but about learning smart. Webinar participants review the implications of using psychological interventions to address student achievement gaps with practical classroom examples used over two semesters. Student success rates are also discussed. Specifically, participants explore psychological factors [...]

15 Jan, 2015

Engaging Higher Education Students Using Differentiated Instruction

2017-06-16T01:21:36-05:00January 15th, 2015|Categories: Webinar Series|0 Comments

Engaging Higher Education Students Using Differentiated Instruction Differentiated Instruction is an instructional theory that allows faculty members to take diverse student factors into account when planning and delivering instruction. Based on this theory, faculty members can structure engage higher education learning environments that address the variety of learning styles, interests, and abilities found within their [...]

5 Dec, 2013

Instructional Strategies: Engaging All Learners

2017-06-16T01:23:44-05:00December 5th, 2013|Categories: Webinar Series|0 Comments

Instructional Strategies: Engaging All Learners This webinar highlights researched-based instructional strategies designed to help instructors move away from PowerPoint and lecture to create a more dynamic learning environment. Strategies include name tents; think-pair-share; collaborative clock partners, review-preview-review—a scaffolding strategy; and 10-2-2, direct questioning and wait time, and exit tickets—a formative assessment strategy. Participants [...]

5 Dec, 2013

Engaging Practices, Engaging Students: High-Impact Practices in Community Colleges

2017-06-16T01:23:53-05:00December 5th, 2013|Categories: Webinar Series|0 Comments

Engaging Practices, Engaging Students: High-Impact Practices in Community Colleges Based on findings from focus groups conducted in colleges across the nation and the integration of results from its four complementary survey instruments, The Center for Community College Student Engagement shares its findings about high-impact educational practices and how these practices are related to [...]