This article describes one teacher’s decision to gradually adopt graphic novels, either to supplement textbooks or to replace them. “ Over the past several years, I’ve found that graphic novels resona
This is an open source article of interest to those who use concept maps or are considering their use “ …the application of Legitimation Code Theory to concept mapping allows for the assessment of the
This International Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (ijSOTL) article , although published based solely on research with Hospitality students, presents the argument that we should b
Team Based Learning is gaining traction and visibility in university courses. Jim Sibley, UBC, is one of the leading proponents of team based learning, and shares his resources freely. In addition to
This is a University Affairs article that explores the increasing amount of education data now available, and how this data can potentially be used in an effort to improve the student learning experie
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Although specific to Nursing, there are some valuable take-aways for most disciplines in this article . The author's approach to final exams enhances authenticity in assessments and makes it almost im