…syllabus. Prominently remind students of your office hours. Tell them you want them to visit with them. Have your door open and a smile on your face. Many students are…
…institutions rely on policies to prevent cheating. They appear in student handbooks and at many institutions faculty are required to include the policy in the course syllabus. Do students read…
…the formulas into his calculator. Both calculators are on the list of instructor-approved calculators, as stated on the syllabus. Both Eli and Al use some of the formulas on the…
…must face. Students cheat because they get away with it. Talk more about academic dishonesty. Having the policy in the syllabus and going over the details on the first day…
…remind students about course activities. Faculty tend to provide a syllabus at the beginning of the course and then rely on the students to keep that guide in their minds…
…of teaching—arriving to class on time, prepared, and well organized with a syllabus that spells out what students need to know about the course. Authenticity here flows out of how…
…anyone can share. I typically don’t describe the idea in the syllabus. Instead, in the second or third week of class, I introduce and explain the concept. I talk about…
…and be sure that students are informed on the syllabus and through News or announcements about where we are—and when we are—in the course. Keep these aspects of organization and…
…on are those about late work and due dates. Sometimes we make changes to the syllabus based on their ideas. I do explain to them why I don’t allow late…
…incurred are in line with rubrics provided on the syllabus and discussed during the first class meeting. This approach encourages group cohesiveness, a fair division of labor, and support for…
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