What will you keep when you return to in-person teaching?

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We have all learned many new lessons about teaching during the pandemic, and some of them will still be valuable to us when we return to in-person teaching in the fall semester. The CITL is working to identify some of those teaching approaches that will follow us back into the classroom, and we need your help.

Please take a moment to share a new teaching idea or approach that you will keep using when you return to in-person teaching. Please write it in a way that will be useful for instructors in other disciplines. If you have more than one idea to contribute, please submit them separately.

By submitting a tip, you give the CITL permission to share it on our website and/or our blog, along with your name.

Your Name *

Your Department or School *

What general category does your teaching strategy fall into? (mark all that apply) *

Getting students engaged (approaches to discussions or group work, accountability techniques, etc.)

Providing options and flexibility (assignments, class attendance, office hours, course materials, etc.)

Improved course materials (videos, Canvas structures, etc.)

Increasing community and belonging

Improving communication

Alternative assessment approaches

Grading and providing feedback to students

Other:

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Please describe what you did and how it helped you and/or your students. *

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