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Edible Book: Engaging Students for National Library Week Elisabeth Rodriguez
Peer Instructions to Check for Understanding Catherine Cochran
Presentations Jennifer Elliott
The LearnQuiz Susan Malmo
Kahooting your way to better grades! Active/competitive review sessions help student learning Erica Wager
Assessment of Assessment Happens Fall 2016 Peter Turner
The Revitalization of Service Learning at EMCC Rachel Holmes
Critical Thinking about Invisible Histories Christina Van
Sharing a note-taking document with the instructor can provide students multiple opportunities to measure their own learning progress. Rudy Aguilar
Lights, Camera, Action: Did They Really Get It in Sociology Through Film? Olga Tsoudis
Improve SCGR "Final Exam" Visual Aids Roselyn Turner
Is an open note exam really beneficial? Allowing students to use notes during a statistics exam Jennifer Shannon
Merged Activity covering Internal Energy Owen Dix
Note cards in a math classroom Luvia Rivera
Using Folders for Cooperative Learning Becky Baranowski
Lead By Example: Providing Student Examples To Improve Student Submissions Heather Muns
Charting My Progress: Using Graphs to Interpret Clinical /Lab Data in BIO 202 Muhammad Sandhu
Critical Inquiry Assessment for Fall 2014 Peter Turner
Intro to Summations - PowerPoint vs. Handouts Becky Baranowski
It's OK to Steal....Learn from the Professionals Becky Baranowski
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Prelab for classes Levi Torrison
Don’t procrastinate! Being proactive in completing an online study tool leads to better test scores Erica Wager
The Fall 2015 Economics Quantitative Reasoning Assessment Collaborative Erik Huntsinger
Slow and steady wins the race… or does it? Test completion time is negatively correlated with test grade Erica Wager