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Show Notes
Aaron Daniel Annas and I converse about how we have calibrated our teaching over time.
Podcast Notes
Calibrating our Teaching
Assistant professor of cinema arts
Faculty Director of the Vanguard Sundance Program
Reflections on year one
Bonni reflects on her first year
Taking things personally (a good lesson on how to avoid this is to hear Cheating Lessons author, James Lang, on episode #043)
Aaron Daniel reflects on his first few semesters
You’re not giving someone a grade; they’re earning a grade.
Calibrating your teaching
- Importance of setting expectations
- Stressing the whys as you raise the level of challenge
- Realize they aren’t likely to thank you during the process of being challenged
- Bonni’s post: The Dip
- Atherton J.S.’s post: Course of a course
- Essentialism: The disciplined pursuit of less, by Greg McKeown
- Determining what hours to have direct contact with students should be allowed
- TextExpander (Mac) | Breevy (Windows)
Recommendations
Aaron Daniel recommends
Kindle First, for Amazon prime members
Kindle first newsletter for amazon prime members. One free book from their editor pics each month
Get in touch with Aaron Daniel on Twitter
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