It takes time to get a class just right (if it ever *is* just right). For most, teaching is a constant work in progress. Join colleagues as they talk about integrating different teaching practices into their courses. Open to faculty and staff.
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It takes time to get a class just right (if it ever *is* just right). For most, teaching is a constant work in progress. Join colleagues as they talk about integrating different teaching practices into their courses. Open to faculty and staff.<\/p>\n
When: Friday, May 12, 1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m.
\nWhere: Zoom
\nWho: Open to Faculty, Staff, Administrators<\/p>\n
Nursing instructor April Ambalina will talk about a project that asks students to select a community problem \u2013the opioid crisis, homelessness, sustainable healthcare buildings, etc. \u2013 and then create a public service announcement (PSA) to increase awareness and help minimize the problems faced by their communities. Students select their own creative modality for the PSA \u2013 such as through cinematic YouTube videos, podcasts, new stories videos, and more.<\/p>\n
April will discuss the benefits of this project and share her experience with implementing it in three different nursing courses over the last two years. She will also provide practical tips and strategies for designing and implementing a successful community-engaged project in a course.<\/p>\n
No registration required: Join Zoom<\/a>.<\/p>\n Meeting ID: 89198959701, Passcode: 726527<\/p>\n