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Eblen-Zayas, Melissa; Burson, Kristen M.; McDermott, Danielle – Physics Teacher, 2022
In response to widespread concerns about student mental health, a growing movement in higher education is focused on fostering student well-being as an important element of student success. Thriving college students experience a level of psychological well-being that contributes to their persistence toward graduation and allows them to gain…
Descriptors: College Students, Mental Health, Access to Education, Well Being
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Liotino, Marica; Fedeli, Monica; Garone, Anja; Knorn, Steffi; Varagnolo, Damiano; Garone, Emanuele – Commission for International Adult Education, 2021
Formally describing and assessing the difficulty of learning and teaching material is important for quality assurance in university teaching, for aligning teaching and learning activities, and for easing communications among stakeholders such as teachers and students. This paper proposes a novel taxonomy to describe and quantify the difficulty…
Descriptors: Taxonomy, Student Evaluation, Engineering Education, Student Projects
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Hanewicz, Cheryl; Platt, Angela; Arendt, Anne – Distance Education, 2017
Learner-centered teaching (LCT) has been found to be a more effective pedagogy for online students, as traditional teaching methods do not work well in online courses. Professors in an upper-level technology management class revised their online introductory course to incorporate cafeteria-style grading. This LCT approach allowed students to…
Descriptors: College Students, Student Centered Curriculum, Learner Controlled Instruction, Assignments
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Frick, Theodore; Chadha, Rajat; Watson, Carol; Wang, Ying – Educational Media and Technology Yearbook, 2010
While student global ratings of college courses historically predict learning achievement, the majority of recent U.S. college graduates lack proficiency in desired skills. Teaching and Learning Quality (TALQ), a new course evaluation instrument, was developed from extant instructional theory that promotes student learning. A survey of 193…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Course Evaluation, College Students, Instructional Effectiveness