Revisiting Teaching Basics Series: First and Last Ten Minutes of Class, Three Ways to Make the Most of Each

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Date and Time: Tuesday, February 15th, 11:00-11:30am (via Zoom)

It can be easy to overlook how useful the first and last ten minutes of a class can be as a means to stimulate student learning. However, these openings and conclusions to your class time can be vital moments for students to form connections between class periods or operationalize what they learned in class during the rest of the meeting time. In this session, we'll review three ways to make the most of both of these opportunities for student engagement.

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