Humane Teaching Characteristics and Tips
Enhance your teaching with humane principles and practices. Explore the TEACH Principles emphasizing transparency, evidence-based approaches, and aspiration. Discover the traits of humane teaching, such as recognizing students' lives, motivating learners, and fostering inclusivity. Implement the humane teaching tip of utilizing strengths-based group work contracts to empower student collaboration and ownership of learning.
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H is for Humane Intro and Tips for the TEACH Principles
Developed by the Senate Teaching and Learning Committee Academic Senate endorsed spring 2022 "Principles of Good Practice in Teaching" Based in: Need for a better "definition" of good teaching Literature around best practices What are the What are the TEACH TEACH Principles? Principles?
TEACH TRANSPARENT EVIDENCE-BASED ASPIRATIONAL COMMUNICATIVE HUMANE ysu.edu/TEACH
Humane Teaching Characteristics Humane Teaching Characteristics Recognizes students lives impact their role as learners Relates subject matter to life outside the classroom Inspires and motivates students to learn Is encouraging, supportive, and approachable Believes that all students can succeed Is welcoming and accommodating to all students
Humane Teaching Tip: Using a strengths Humane Teaching Tip: Using a strengths- -based approach through group work contracts approach through group work contracts It is important for both instructors and students to recognize that students bring unique assets and skills to their education, no matter their background or level of preparation Group contracts help students reflect on what strengths they bring to an assignment, identify group expectations, increases a sense of community and belonging, as well as build ownership of their own learning Your learning goals will help you develop the group contract format what do you want students to get out of the group project? Guide students in how to effectively work in groups There are resources to help you develop a group contract template based
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