November 11, 2014
Online seminar: Helping 1xbet online sports betting succeed in large classes Nov. 20
Jana Fallin, director of the Teaching and Learning Center at 1xbet online sports betting , and Mick Charney, 2014-2015 Coffman Chair for University Distinguished Teaching Scholars, invite you to join a live online seminar "Helping Students Succeed in a Large Classroom" at noon Thursday, Nov. 20, in the Undergraduate Research Conference Room 001 at Wildcat Landing.
This 60-minute seminar, produced by Magna Publications, is free to all 1xbet online sports betting instructors, advisers and administrators. Magna Publications — the sponsor of The Teaching Professor conferences, workshops and newsletters — said that class size influences everything from course design to content delivery to class flow to assignments and grading.
Kenneth Alford and Tyler Griffin, both from Brigham Young University, will teach you how to:
- be less fearful and anxious about teaching large classes;
- foster ongoing accountability for all 1xbet online sports betting ;
- engage introverted 1xbet online sports betting ;
- use technology to shrink your classroom;
- train 1xbet online sports betting to use an FAQ system to avoid your having to answer the same question multiple times;
- delegate effectively;
- empower 1xbet online sports betting to help themselves;
- tailor your approach to your physical setting; and
- employ humor and other presentation tactics to reach all 1xbet online sports betting .
Bring your own brown bag lunch. Seating is limited in the conference room. Alternatively, you may choose to view the seminar from the comfort of your own office or home.
In either case, youwill need to register for this special event by sending an email to Mick Charney at charney@1xbet online sports betting edu. Please indicate which live viewing option you prefer — the brown bag lunch or on your own. Reminders about the seminar and/or internet connection instructions will be sent to all registrants approximately two days prior to the live seminar and then again on the morning of the live seminar.
If you are unable to view the live seminar, on-demand online access to a recorded version of the seminar will be available for 30 days after Nov. 20. Log on instructions for the on-demand version will be sent out to all registrants shortly after the live event.