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Inclusion Through Accountability: Using a Receipt of Syllabus Form
In April, I attended the Center for Faculty Advancement’s Inclusive Teaching workshop. During this session, participants discussed the question of cultivating an inclusive learning environment while affirming student accountability. One strategy I have found effective is the receipt of syllabus…
Empathy, interaction, and flexibility: NYU students share insights on learning during the pandemic
On March 10, 2022, TeachTalks switched gears. Instead of faculty leading the discussion, six students (four undergraduates and two graduate students) took the virtual stage for What Have We Learned About Engagement During the Pandemic? The Student Perspective. The panelists—coming…
A new model of learning: Environmental health in a global world
In the summer of 2018, the NYU School of Global Public Health redesigned the undergraduate environmental health course that is required of all public health co-majors at NYU. Our idea was to develop a course that combines competency building with…
Designing a teaching observation process: Lessons from a collaboration with NYU Tandon
As this past year has demonstrated, our understanding of teaching and learning is constantly evolving. In an effort to continue providing quality learning experiences for all students in varied settings, faculty from NYU Tandon School of Engineering collaborated with the…
Patient-teaching videos: A fun and creative alternative assessment
This year’s sudden switch to a remote teaching environment at NYU led me to re-examine the grading methods used in the Perioperative Nursing course I was assigned to teach for the Summer 2020 semester. Although nursing education relies heavily on…
Upgrade your audio and video: Tips for remote teaching
Boosting your audio and video quality will enhance the remote teaching and learning experience for you and your students. Here are some simple tips to up your A/V game. At the end of this article, you will find a hardware…