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Use a rubric when evaluating oral presentations to increase feedback clarity and consistency.

Action: Complete a rubric while listening to students’ oral presentations. Examples: Environmental Analysis – Oral Presentation Rubric shared by Char Miller. Oral Objections Reply Rubric shared by Julie Tannenbaum. Senior […]

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Assign students the “Start Your Research Tutorial” to serve as a discipline agnostic introduction to conducting research.

Action: Assign your students the Claremont Colleges “Start your research tutorial” online and ask them to complete the accompanying quiz that you can import into Sakai. Reason: This resource can […]

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Have students call on each other to encourage discussion rather than performance.

Action: Introduce a procedure for students to call on each other. Share tips with your students about reducing bias in the classroom Consider having name placards for students so that […]

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Use tips for building a classroom community to ensure students feel comfortable contributing to discussion.

Action: Use tips for Building Community: In Class to improve the classroom community. Reason: Research has found that students’ feeling of belonging is important to many aspects of their academic […]

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Require students to watch a videotape of their practice or final presentation to ensure they reflect on their presentation skills.

Action: Assign students to record a practice talk for a peer. Students can use software on a phone, tablet, or computer to record the talk. Ask students to write-up what […]

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Give students advice for their presentation to help them structure the information and cover all and only the relevant content.

Action: Share advice for students to help them understand how to prepare and structure their presentation. Examples: Environmental Analysis Presentation FAQ shared by Char Miller How to Make (Almost) Complete Strangers […]

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