Here are some various educational handouts and blog posts elsewhere I’ve created over the past year, in case you find any of them useful:
Handouts / Google Docs:
- Resources for Teaching Elementary School Kids Coding and Robotics – as part of an afterschool club
- Tips & Tools for Family-Safe Device Usage – how to monitor your young kids’ use of devices for safety purposes
- Free Tools for Enhancing Your Course – created for Gaetz Aerospace Institute instructors
- Resources for UNIV 101 (College Success) Instructors – study skills, time management, etc.
- Resources on Using Questions During Class – or teaching students how to ask questions, also for Gaetz
- Student Success and Retention Strategies – ways to reduce attrition and increase higher ed graduation rates
- Teaching Underprepared Students – the above handout though is more recent and more useful, I believe
- Resources and Help for Learning Canvas – LMS by Instructure that we recently switched to
- Midterm Student Feedback (MSF) Guidebook – for faculty developers
Blog posts:
- Implementing Peer Instruction in Gateway Courses
- Best Practices with Student Evaluations of Teaching
- Incorporating Games & Simulations into any Discipline
- Designing Active Learning Classrooms
- Teaching with Classroom Response Systems
- Advising and Mentoring Students
- Avoiding the Sophomore Slump
- Teaching with Twitter
- Getting Educational Grant Funding
Google+/Twitter:
I’ve also been posting on some Google+ groups, collections, and Twitter accounts:
- @edtechdev – my own Twitter account
- @STEMretention on Twitter – resources related to improving student retention in STEM education
- Elementary School Coding & Robotics Google+ Collection
- STEM Retention Google+ Collection
- Open Source in Education Google+ Group
- Physics Education Google+ Group
- Educational Psychology & Learning Sciences Google+ Group
- Embodied Cognition Google+ Group
