Strategies for teaching after weather disruptions |
Whether from severe weather-related closures or individual circumstances, missing one or more instructional days can feel stressful for faculty and students alike. Explore the responsive and proactive strategies outlined in our Instructional Continuity guide to learn how to limit the impact of unexpected disruptions and keep you courses on track.
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Student support resources |
Unexpected disruptions, cancellations, and closures often result from a significant emergency event. While instruction is important, the human needs of faculty and students come first. Connect students and colleagues with resources to support basic needs, such as food, water, shelter, and healthcare:
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If you want to learn more about adjusting the class syllabus you are teaching this term or building contingency plans for future courses, The Office of Academic Innovation Instructional Designers is available to meet with you for customized course support.
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Updated academic deadlines |
These changes were made as of January 18, 2024; See the Academic Calendar for more Winter term deadlines. |
Add/drop deadline extended to Sunday, January 28.
Last day to adjust enrollment for financial aid purposes extended to January 28.
Last day to drop with 70% refund extended to January 28.
Last day to drop without a "W" withdraw on academic record extended to January 28.
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| Have you been recording your lectures, course, or student meetings this term? Make sure to give your students access to those recordings.
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| Do you need to grant a student with an Incomplete access to a past course? Use this link to place that request directly with the OAI Support Team.
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| Whether you’re teaching a fully online course or faced with supporting students during inclement weather, this guide will help you stay focused on what matters.
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Trauma-Informed Teaching: A Primer |
Delve into the nuances of physical and emotional safety, trustworthiness, collaboration, empowerment, and resilience in our Trauma-Informed Primer for PSU educators. From defining trauma to implementing Dr. Janice Carello's seven principles, this guide offers practical strategies for meeting the diverse needs of students and fostering an inclusive, empowering learning environment.
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Try new teaching tools at the next Technology Test Kitchen! |
Thursday, February 15, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Online
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What is the best blend of tools for your classroom? Join us at the Technology Test Kitchen, a fun, fast-paced event for instructors eager to enhance student interaction.
Video in Canvas: Unleash the power of video for dynamic classroom engagement.
Flip: Flip the script on traditional teaching methods with this innovative tool.
Hypothesis: Encourage collaborative learning through annotation and discussion.
Chat GPT: Learn strategies for using ChatGPT to foster student interaction!
💡 Zoom Breakout Rooms: Dive into each technology at your own pace! Stay for 15 minutes or join us for the full hour of exploration.
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Seats available for Teaching with AI course! |
Hosted by the Auburn Biggio Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning
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Join a cohort of fellow instructors, supported by PSU’s Office of Academic Innovation teaching support staff, as you explore foundational terms and tools related to AI and machine learning. This course will provide you the opportunity to see these tools in action and try them yourselves, engaging you in conversations with colleagues across the nation about how you plan to address the ethical and technical issues of the "AI disruption" in your courses.
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Coffee, Curriculum, and Conversation: How to Navigate Difficult Classroom Discussion and Disagreement |
Friday, January 26, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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| Student Educator Lunch and Learn: Managing Difficult Situations in the Classroom |
Friday, January 26, 12:00 PM - 01:30 PM
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| Pedagogy Playground: Generative AI Tools |
Wednesday, January 31, 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
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| Technology Test Kitchen: Tools for Student Interaction |
Thursday, February 15, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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