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Sun, Summer, and The Scholarly Teacher

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Mar 29
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DEI: Informing the Implicit to Create the Explicit in Classroom Culture

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Mar 22
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Write Your Teaching Philosophy Statement

The Scholarly Teacher

Mar 9
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Breaking Bread in Communities of Learners

Barry Sharpe

Jan 26
5 min

Retrieval Practice, Scaffolding, and the Socratic Method

Todd Zakrajsek

Oct 9, 2019
6 min

Cognitive Load: A Fundamental Key to Student Learning

The Scholarly Teacher

Apr 10, 2019
5 min

Help Your Students Help Themselves: Get Them to Write Better Without Increasing Your Workload

The Scholarly Teacher

Aug 1, 2014
5 min

Filling in the Gaps: Emphasizing Thinking About One’s Own Thinking

The Scholarly Teacher

Jun 4, 2014
5 min

Teaching Students How to Fish: The Next Step for Learning-Centered Teaching

Carl S. Moore, PhD Assistant Director, Teaching and Learning Center, Adjunct Assistant Professor- Temple University You may be aware of...

The Scholarly Teacher

Mar 26, 2014
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Sun, Summer, and The Scholarly Teacher

DEI: Informing the Implicit to Create the Explicit in Classroom Culture

Write Your Teaching Philosophy Statement

Breaking Bread in Communities of Learners

Retrieval Practice, Scaffolding, and the Socratic Method

Cognitive Load: A Fundamental Key to Student Learning

Help Your Students Help Themselves: Get Them to Write Better Without Increasing Your Workload

Filling in the Gaps: Emphasizing Thinking About One’s Own Thinking

Teaching Students How to Fish: The Next Step for Learning-Centered Teaching

Guiding Student Learning: Metacognition Strategies that Work

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Articles

Sun, Summer, and The Scholarly Teacher

DEI: Informing the Implicit to Create the Explicit in Classroom Culture

Write Your Teaching Philosophy Statement

Breaking Bread in Communities of Learners

Retrieval Practice, Scaffolding, and the Socratic Method

Cognitive Load: A Fundamental Key to Student Learning

Help Your Students Help Themselves: Get Them to Write Better Without Increasing Your Workload

Filling in the Gaps: Emphasizing Thinking About One’s Own Thinking

Teaching Students How to Fish: The Next Step for Learning-Centered Teaching

Guiding Student Learning: Metacognition Strategies that Work

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Purposefully pause. Think critically.
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