Like all of my colleagues, I was forced to move class content to an online format when the pandemic hit. I encountered a few stumbles along the way and learned some valuable lessons. While the conversion was far from perfect, I think I got a few things right. Here are my 3 R’s of teaching online during…
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Growing Together: Student Reflections on Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship
As we wind down another semester, particularly one as eventful and intense as this fall has been, it’s important that students are given structured opportunities to reflect on the meaning of their learning experiences. Foundations of Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship (ISS 3241) is a required course for students pursuing this field through the SIE Specialization…
Teach Talk: Creativity, Flexibility, and Support During COVID-19
As I look back on the Fall 2020 semester, I recognize that this has been one of the most challenging semesters that I have had as an educator. Navigating and juggling remote classes for 200 students has been a unique experience. I know my fellow educators in COSSPP have felt the weight of the many…
Adapt, Pursue, and Reassess: Student Reflections on Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship
As we wind down another semester, particularly one as eventful and intense as this fall has been, it’s important that students are given structured opportunities to reflect on the meaning of their learning experiences. Foundations of Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship (ISS 3241) is a required course for students pursuing this field through the SIE Specialization…
Teaching Spotlight: Silver Lining and Online Teaching
‘Tis the season for good cheer. So, as we turn the page on 2020, I want to highlight silver liningsfor education moving forward into 2021 and beyond. First, we have some experience with theonline format and this is crucial for our student’s learning. Second, we have been thoughtful inour development of content and pedagogy during…
Wicked Problems, Wicked Solutions 