Thinking from the field
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Blogging from the field
What can tinkering teach us about improving student learning?
The Maker movement celebrates innovation and creation as fundamentally human pursuits: I make, therefore I am. Pointing to our unprecedented access to tools, technology, materials, and information, it encourages adherents to not just make,Continue reading “What can tinkering teach us about improving student learning?”
What are the stepping stones to learning?
Professor and Chair of Chemistry, Dr. White discusses how she sees her courses, her instruction, and student learning as a river. She uses the stepping stones metaphor to explain how practical steps can beContinue reading “What are the stepping stones to learning?”
Why a blog?
There are a number of quips, slogans, mottos, and quotes that seek to succinctly capture the complexities of teaching and learning in higher education. Every now and then a timely statement that brings aContinue reading “Why a blog?”
Humboldt State University
Center for Teaching and Learning
At the intersection of teaching, learning, and technology
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Arcata, CA 95521 USA
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