Imagine this: you've taught a concept that's challenging, ensured your assessment was fair, and suddenly, the results are in, and they're not good. That sinking feeling of "Where did I, or we, go wrong?" settles in.
In this episode, Dr Toyin Ali, a senior lecturer at the University of Georgia, confronts the uncomfortable reality of what to do when your students fail an exam. It's an issue that can catch even the most seasoned educators by surprise, but there are constructive ways to handle it.
Resources:
- Check out my YouTube video on supplemental lesson plans for students
- Purchase the Mid-Semester Survey Toolkit
- Sign up for The Independent Professor Workshop
- Read the essay about tenure here
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Imagine this: you've taught a concept that's challenging, ensured your assessment was fair, and suddenly, the results are in, and they're not good. That sinking feeling of "Where did I, or we, go wrong?" settles in.
In this episode, Dr Toyin Ali, a senior lecturer at the University of Georgia, confronts the uncomfortable reality of what to do when your students fail an exam. It's an issue that can catch even the most seasoned educators by surprise, but there are constructive ways to handle it.
Resources:
- Check out my YouTube video on supplemental lesson plans for students
- Purchase the Mid-Semester Survey Toolkit
- Sign up for The Independent Professor Workshop
- Read the essay about tenure here
From Policy to Pedagogy: Dr. Leah Carmichael on Adapting Education for Active Engagement
Good Teaching with Dr. Toyin Alli
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From Policy to Pedagogy: Dr. Leah Carmichael on Adapting Education for Active Engagement
This week, Dr. Toyin Alli sits down with Dr. Leah Carmichael, a senior lecturer at the University of Georgia and director of active learning, transforming classrooms into vibrant hubs of student engagement and participation.
In this episode, Leah will take us on a journey from her initial studies in international affairs to her pivotal decision to shift from policy aspirations to academia - fueled by a profound love for teaching. We'll hear how she navigates wearing two hats at UGA: as an instructor and as an innovator leading the charge in enhancing learning spaces.
Whether you're a new instructor looking for guidance or a seasoned educator seeking fresh approaches, this conversation is packed with practical insights. Leah's dedication to continuous improvement and her willingness to share her expertise makes this a must-listen episode for anyone committed to the craft of teaching.
Resources:
Follow Dr. Carmichael on LinkedIn
Purchase the Mid-Semester Survey Toolkit
Visit activelearning.uga.edu for more UGA active learning resources
Read the Chronicle of Higher Education article
Sign up for The Independent Professor Workshop
Read the essay about tenure here
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Good Teaching with Dr. Toyin Alli
Imagine this: you've taught a concept that's challenging, ensured your assessment was fair, and suddenly, the results are in, and they're not good. That sinking feeling of "Where did I, or we, go wrong?" settles in.
In this episode, Dr Toyin Ali, a senior lecturer at the University of Georgia, confronts the uncomfortable reality of what to do when your students fail an exam. It's an issue that can catch even the most seasoned educators by surprise, but there are constructive ways to handle it.
Resources:
- Check out my YouTube video on supplemental lesson plans for students
- Purchase the Mid-Semester Survey Toolkit
- Sign up for The Independent Professor Workshop
- Read the essay about tenure here
