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A-2 Student And Alumni Stories: Advisor Qualities & Practices That Increase Student Success, Glynis M. Bradfield, Kris Knutson
A-2 Student And Alumni Stories: Advisor Qualities & Practices That Increase Student Success, Glynis M. Bradfield, Kris Knutson
Celebration of Research and Creative Scholarship
What qualities make a good advisor? Which advising strategies increase persistence and vocational satisfaction? This presentation will share findings from recent Andrews Advisor Evaluation Surveys, the first Andrews Alumni Advisor Reflection Survey and the presenters’ advising experience at Andrews University. The impact of developmental and servant leadership approaches to academic advising at undergraduate and graduate levels will be shared, along with specific strategies that support students identified as probationary, underprepared, online, and those with documented disabilities. Come be inspired by the advising stories of students and alumni; leave with strategies to recharge your advising commitment and skills.
Inductive Teaching With Learninghub, Samuel Villamizar
Inductive Teaching With Learninghub, Samuel Villamizar
Faculty and Staff Institute
This session is geared toward instructors who have discovered how effective it is to teach via the inductive method (instead of deductive), and would like to know what tools LearningHub has available in order to implement this learning method in their current (and future) courses. This training session assumes that the audience has previous LearningHub experience, we will expand on the use of some of Moodle’s basic tools (Assignment, forum, glossary, etc.). To take full advantage of this session, please bring your laptop to work in your own session-provided class space.
Research And Other Collaborative Projects Online (Repeat), Janine Lim, Felix H. Cortez
Research And Other Collaborative Projects Online (Repeat), Janine Lim, Felix H. Cortez
Faculty and Staff Institute
Online education is much more than delivering content in courses. How can students experience the same collaborative research and project-oriented learning that they could receive on campus at Andrews University? Explore the vision for a full engaging Andrews experience in online degrees, and be inspired with strategies and resources to assist you in supporting your students in rich collaborative learning experiences.
Interacting With Muslim Students: Strategies That Work, Oscar Osindo
Interacting With Muslim Students: Strategies That Work, Oscar Osindo
Faculty and Staff Institute
This presentation will help faculty to become familiar with Muslim values and customs that might affect classroom relationships and learning. The Muslim and Christian worldviews are in conflict, which is reflected in day to day Muslim practices such as outward manifestation of their faith and practice, in lifestyle and their general view of community structures. This presentation will provide practical suggestions and how to build bridges towards healthy intercultural classroom atmosphere.
Research And Other Collaborative Projects Online, Janine Lim, Felix H. Cortez
Research And Other Collaborative Projects Online, Janine Lim, Felix H. Cortez
Faculty and Staff Institute
Online education is much more than delivering content in courses. How can students experience the same collaborative research and project-oriented learning that they could receive on campus at Andrews University? Explore the vision for a full engaging Andrews experience in online degrees, and be inspired with strategies and resources to assist you in supporting your students in rich collaborative learning experiences.
Crossing Cultures In The Classroom (Repeat), Cheryl D. Doss, Oscar Osindo
Crossing Cultures In The Classroom (Repeat), Cheryl D. Doss, Oscar Osindo
Faculty and Staff Institute
Andrews has one of the most diverse student populations in the US. This seminar will focus on how to use that cultural diversity to help students develop a healthy cultural sensitivity, attitudes of awareness and openness, and the intercultural skills needed for effective Christian living and mission in an increasingly multi-cultural world.
Integrating The Curriculum To Maximize Learning (Repeat), Sharon Aka
Integrating The Curriculum To Maximize Learning (Repeat), Sharon Aka
Faculty and Staff Institute
This is an interactive session on how to deepen learning and critical thinking through vertical curriculum mapping. This session is especially recommended for departmental teams who tend to teach students in cohorts. Bring your program bulletin and course syllabuses to apply learning to your specific program.
Crossing Cultures In The Classroom, Cheryl D. Doss, Oscar Osindo
Crossing Cultures In The Classroom, Cheryl D. Doss, Oscar Osindo
Faculty and Staff Institute
Andrews has one of the most diverse student populations in the US. This seminar will focus on how to use that cultural diversity to help students develop a healthy cultural sensitivity, attitudes of awareness and openness, and the intercultural skills needed for effective Christian living and mission in an increasingly multi-cultural world.
Integrating The Curriculum To Maximize Learning, Sharon Aka
Integrating The Curriculum To Maximize Learning, Sharon Aka
Faculty and Staff Institute
This is an interactive session on how to deepen learning and critical thinking through vertical curriculum mapping. This session is especially recommended for departmental teams who tend to teach students in cohorts. Bring your program bulletin and course syllabuses to apply learning to your specific program.
Alternative/Flexible Seating, Yanina C. Jimenez
Alternative/Flexible Seating, Yanina C. Jimenez
Andrews University Teaching and Learning Conference
Uncomfortable work areas are difficult for anyone to handle for seven hours a day, particularly children, who are told to remain seated while doing their schoolwork. Providing flexible, soft, and alternative seating to little ones enables them to move, release their energy, and be happier and more comfortable in a kid-friendly classroom while doing their work.
Examples Of Best Practice In Program Assessment, Lynn Merklin, Meredith Jones Gray, Tom Goodwin
Examples Of Best Practice In Program Assessment, Lynn Merklin, Meredith Jones Gray, Tom Goodwin
Andrews University Teaching and Learning Conference
This session will introduce basic principles of program assessment and its importance. It will include examples and testimonies from two department chairs who have been intentional in the development of learning outcomes for their academic programs, and in determining how their curriculum meets the program learning outcomes.