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Improve Student Engagement by Ditching Classroom Traditions

On By nortonlearningblogIn Biology, In the Classroom1 Comment

M. Chad Smith works as science coordinator and biology professor for Beaufort County Community College (BCCC) in North Carolina. He also teaches biology and environmental science courses as online adjunct faculty for Shaw University and Miller-Motte College. He discusses how he keeps his nonmajor biology students engaged by incorporating active learning in his classroom. One …

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How I Abandoned Summative Assessments and Learned to Love Adaptive Quizzing

On By nortonlearningblogIn In the Classroom, Sociology

Megan McNamara is a sociology instructor at UC Santa Cruz, Foothill College, and West Valley College. You can learn more about her experience using InQuizitive in this video. As a sociologist who consciously chose a career in teaching, I spend a lot of time thinking about how to do my job effectively. Like most of …

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