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Moving the needle: A faculty shift toward learner- centered instruction Cathy Box, Ph.D. SACSCOC Conference, 2019

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Page 1: Moving the needle: A faculty shift toward learner-centered

Moving the needle: A faculty shift toward learner-centered instruction

Cathy Box, Ph.D.

SACSCOC Conference, 2019

Page 2: Moving the needle: A faculty shift toward learner-centered

Learning Goals

• Discuss current practices in faculty development

• Explore desired direction for conceptual and behavioral change in faculty

• Discover professional development approaches that result in enduring conceptual and behavioral change

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Where are you now?

• Discuss what faculty development looks like on your campus

• Socrative.com

• Log in as a student

• Join Box7373

• One member of your group answer Question #1

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Jigsaw

• Find 3 or 4 other people who have the same number as you

• Work with your group to answer the question posed there.

• Card #1 will answer question #1 and so forth

• Follow the QR code on your handout to assigned reading (SKIM my friends, SKIM)

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Respond• Enter the answer to your

question in Socrative• Be as brief as possible

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Learning Academy

• First semester

• How People Learn

• Other relevant literature

• Model learner-centered instruction

• Guiding Principles

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Learning Academy• Second semester

• Guiding principles

• Backwards Design

• Focus on learner-centered frameworks• Constructivism (Active learning)

• Metacognition

• Formative Assessment

• Set teaching and learning goals

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Learning Academy

• Third semester

• Practice-centered inquiry

• Reflection

• Documentation

• Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)

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Narrative Study

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Interviews

• Themes emerged

• Struggle

• Finding balance

• Reflection

• Transition

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Portfolios

• Evidence of change

• Conceptual frameworks - constructivist

• Variety of strategies

• Student metacognition

• Assessment practices

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Group Responses

• Substantial changes to teaching• Assessment

• Teaching based on how students learn

• Active learning

• How thinking changed• Confronted biases and accepted that students learn

differently

• Awareness of how students learn, how I could change my teaching

• Developed a growth mindset

• Sustainability of change• All respondents indicated that their changes are

sustainable

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Application

How can you apply what you’ve learned to your own situation? What factors might facilitate change? What

factors might serve as barriers?