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Faculty Hub Instructional Strategies

Teaching is both an art and a science, and even small changes in approach can create meaningful impact for students. These resources highlight practical ways to improve—from making lectures more engaging and managing classroom dynamics, to designing transparent, effective assignments and leveraging technology for better feedback. Whether you are new to the classroom or a veteran instructor; teaching in-person or online; teaching classes with 20 students or 200; you’ll find evidence-based strategies, advice guides, and tools to support your growth.

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Effective Teaching Practices
Discover evidence-based approaches to strengthen your teaching, from improving lectures and setting the right tempo to fostering meaningful class discussions. These strategies help you avoid common pitfalls new educators face and offer practical tips you can implement immediately.
Classroom Management and Engagement
Learn how to create a classroom environment that supports focus, curiosity, and resilience. Explore techniques to spark engagement, sustain attention, and guide students toward more productive learning experiences.
Assignment Design, Grading and Feedback
Design assignments that clearly align with learning outcomes and provide students with meaningful opportunities to demonstrate understanding. Resources include TILT (Transparency in Learning and Teaching), VALUE Rubrics, and technology-supported methods for delivering timely, effective feedback.
Teaching Online Courses
Teaching online requires a different set of tools and habits than the face-to-face classroom. Explore best practices for course design, presence, and facilitation, along with advice guides and resources that help you become a more effective online teacher.
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