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Content Matters:
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Teaching Academically Diverse Students
Practical tips for engaging students with a variety of
skills, interests, and plans for the future
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Other useful material:
Literature Review: Summaries of Articles on Academic Preparation
Case Book: See Case Study Grid (Scenarios on Academic Preparation)
Six Common Non-Facilitating
Teaching Behaviors
A surprising list of instructional habits that can discourage students
from learning
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Other useful material:
Resource Book: Formulating Effective Questions
Case Study: Gina Gilbertson
Misconceptions as Barriers to Understanding Science
Ways to address preexisting concepts students may hold
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Other useful material:
Resource Book: Five Inspirational Essays
Case Study: Jeremy Geraci
Strategies for Inclusive and Effective Teaching
Simple tips for creating a welcoming classroom
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Other useful material:
Resource Book: How to Talk to Students
Resource Book: Teaching Tips
We encourage you to use the keyword search features within the Literature Review, the cross-referencing table in the Case Book, and the Resource Book table of contents to find material that meets your needs.
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