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Tag Archives: Questioning
Bringing out Students’ Best Assets in Remote Teaching: Questioning Reconsidered
To say that these are unprecedented times in higher education is becoming an understatement. Across the country, traditional face-to-face classes are now in remote delivery. University teachers are working assiduously to approximate as much as possible the best practices of … Continue reading
Posted in Center for Teaching and Learning
Tagged active learning, Questioning, remote teaching
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