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Using the Question Formulation Technique to Get Students to Dig Deeper

Using the Question Formulation Technique to Get Students to Dig Deeper

by Mendi Benigni | Feb 23, 2021 | Best Practices, Collaboration, communication, Innovative Instruction

We all want our students to ask “good” questions and to dig deeper but we also know that this isn’t a skill they often come by naturally.  When faced with a statement or a problem you may hear,I don’t even know where to start… OK, but now tell...
Online Discussion Guides for Instructor & Student Success

Online Discussion Guides for Instructor & Student Success

by Mendi Benigni | Apr 8, 2020 | Collaboration, discussion, OAKS

As you’ve probably figured out by now, online discussions are not the same as discussions in your face-to-face class.  They don’t happen as organically and do require a bit of planning and work to be successful.  Below are two guides to help you, and your...

Guide to Successful Student-Led Discussion Boards

by Mendi Benigni | Apr 8, 2020 | Assessment, Collaboration, engagement

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Effective Discussions: both online and face-to-face

by Mendi Benigni | Apr 8, 2020 | Assessment, communication, engagement

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Small Teaching Tip #16: Structured Discussion Formats

Small Teaching Tip #16: Structured Discussion Formats

by Jessica Smith | Apr 19, 2019 | Best Practices, discussion, Pedagogy, Small Teaching Tip, Teaching Advice

“I’m tired of looking out at a sea of blank faces.” “There’s nothing but crickets when I try to get a discussion going.” “It’s like talking to a brick wall!” How many times have you lamented the quality of discussions in your classes? Facilitating engaging...
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