In today's CTE Weekly, you can make Knox Nominations, adapt to the rhythms of the semester, and reframe teaching practices with academic integrity in mind.
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Mid-Semester Seminar Offerings
Knox NominationsÂ
E. Phillips Knox Distinguished Teaching Award Nomination Deadline: October 15
This award was established by Miami alumnus E. Phillips Knox, a 1968 graduate, to recognize creative, innovative, and engaging teaching methods at the undergraduate level. Nominate
Responding Pedagogically to the Rhythms of the Semester
Research shows that students' (and instructors') attitudes, emotions, and behaviors are affected by the different phases (or rhythms) of a semester. This article discusses how planning instruction with these highs and lows in mind can help students navigate the challenges they experience.
Recalibrating Our Thinking About Academic Integrity
During remote learning, students approached course-work differently than they did pre-pandemic, and some habits students developed have led to increased academic integrity concerns. Learn more about how instructors can Recalibrate Their Thinking About Academic Integrity in this resource by Brenda Quaye, Miami's Assistant Director for Academic Integrity.
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