Dear Colleagues,
I would love to hear your ideas so that we can improve the quality and personal closeness to our students in our remote classes.
I am preparing my class material for this quarter and I think it is still out of remote format, given my 25 years of experience as a classroom teacher for undergraduate and master's degrees, I find myself with addictions that do not work for my distance classes.
I count on help, advice and ideas that can help me and everyone else to make our classes better for students who, given pandemic, are still at home.
Any and all opinions are always welcome!
Thank you,
Prof. Wiltgen
Dear Dr. Wiltgen, based on my experienced, I integrate activities in my modules that is trending on their areas like online selling, using available resources in setting-up experiments, and using formative assessment not just only traditional assessment.
Dear Profa. Dionie Barrientos ,
Great idea!
I'll try it, who knows, help make it more interesting.
Thank you very much for your contribution.
Best Regards,
Prof. Wiltgen
Welcome Dr. Wiltgen. I hope somehow it will help.
Keep safe and healthy.
Depending upon the course, include some interesting anecdotes, use video clips that explain the topic to be covered, rank alternative explanations to a scenario/case, design questions around a video clip extracted from a movie or TV program, etc. You may also present a challenging situation and ask students what they would do to address the situation.
Dear Zane Asher Green ,
Yes, case studies always help.
The idea of analyzing a problem, similar to flipped classroom, really works and students like it!
Thank you very much for the ideas and your contribution!
Best Regards,
Prof. Wiltgen
Dear Prof. Wiltgen,
You may engage your students in small experiential activities, can give them exercises on case-based learning, and also can make use of reflective exercises.
Stay healthy and safe.
Dear Profa. Ridhima Shukla ,
I'll do it!
Thanks for your tips and contribution.
Best Regards,
Prof. Wiltgen
Dear Colleagues,
That last Saturday I started new remote master class.
And I'm trying to apply flipped classroom and more practical exercises so that there is more student participation.
We will see how it will be later.
I thank everyone who contributed to the debate!
I wish you a lot of health and resilience!
Best Regards,
Prof. Wiltgen
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