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On overcoming fear of research methods

On overcoming fear of research methods

March 29, 2016

Silvia Bartolic will use a flipped classroom approach to allow for more in-class time for problem-based learning activities.

Posted in Showcased projects
Tagged with Faculty of Arts, Flipped classroom, Sociology

On collaboration through comparison

On collaboration through comparison

February 22, 2016

Tiffany Potter wanted to investigate how to give every student in large classes a personal, active-learning experience.

Posted in Showcased projects
Tagged with English, Faculty of Arts, Tiffany Potter

Michael Griffin

On the role of humanities in creating global citizens

December 17, 2015

Michael Griffin has been researching the impact of humanities education on students’ critical thinking, self-esteem, and capacity to empathize with others.

Posted in Showcased projects
Tagged with Classics and Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, Humanities, SoTL Seed Fund

On peer feedback and writing better

On peer feedback and writing better

December 16, 2015

Christina Hendricks knew about the positive impact of peer feedback, but she was interested if this knowledge transferred between assignments.

Posted in Showcased projects
Tagged with Arts One, Faculty of Arts, Showcase, SoTL Seed Fund

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