I’ve recently been using Loom. There is now a built-in AI feature that creates a summary of your video and provides a transcript. However, I don’t think it has the same capability of allowing students to easily respond in kind as Flip does.
Yes! Reminding students that we all have our own stories to tell – and getting them to share them as part of the learning process can help students engage with content and positively affect the learning community in the classroom.
Sometimes, students feel like they are only there to take in information, but reminding them that learning in a…[Read more]
Ungrading is a complex process, and I appreciate how you are exploring it with your students. For me, I continue to try to shift the focus from a letter or number back to the objectives, process, and personal reflection on learning. There are some interesting resources on the Open Lab that you might find helpful, too.
This really resonates with me as I am always looking for ways that students can engage in experiential opportunities that allow them to apply course learning in real-life contexts. If you have any examples of any of the work your students have done on the Open Lab (or other places) and are willing to share, it would be interesting to see!
I think that goal setting is so important. In this context, it could be helpful to have students learn not only about how to develop and follow through on achievable goals, but also to have students understand the science of setting goals – basically the research that supports the use of goal setting to increase motivation and more.
Thank you for sharing this. I love the use of “yet” as it allows students to know that they will be able to get to a specific point as part of a growth-minded process.
I am wondering about the use of the word good in this context. Does it send the message that the student is bad at math or English?
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