It Takes Two to Tweet: Interpretation as a Shared Responsibility
Remember back in the 90s when people were figuring out email etiquette? (I know, some people are still working on this.) I …
Clickers, Peer Instruction, and Classwide Discussion in #Math216
Recently, I blogged about my spring semester statistics course. Although the social bookmarking and pre-class reading assignments in the course are occupying …
My Evil Plan to Save Course Evaluations (#lilly10)
More from the the 30th annual Lilly Conference on College Teaching at Miami University in Ohio back in November. I’m pretty sure …
Thoughts on Steven Zucker’s Essay on Student Course Evaluations
The latest issue of the American Mathematical Society’s Notices includes an essay by Steven Zucker [PDF], a mathematician at Johns Hopkins University. …
Evaluating Teaching with Clickers
Teaching with clickers provides instructors with a wealth of information they can use to learn about the effectiveness of their own teaching. …