Achieving the Small Classroom Dynamic and Maximizing Student Involvement in the Large Classroom Setting K. Aaron Smith, Associate Professor, English Dedicated.

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Achieving the Small Classroom Dynamic and Maximizing Student Involvement in the Large Classroom Setting K. Aaron Smith, Associate Professor, English Dedicated to the course TA Seung Hwa Kim

Three Strategies 1. seating chart and attendance records

Three Strategies 2. Every other Friday workshops

Three Strategies 3. Peer tutoring program

Student Comments “Dr. Smith and Seung Hwa both did a great job explaining the material and offering outside help. I learned a lot of difficult concepts this semester due to great facilitation.” “Dr. Smith…made me want to learn grammar. It has been many years since I have had grammar and Dr. Smith made it less intimidating to come into his class and learn the subject matter.”

Student Comments “I have never cared much for grammar, but after taking this class with K. Aaron Smith and Seung Hwa Kim I really have learned a lot. The extent to which both the instructors went to make sure we learned the material was impressive.” “Dr. Smith created a fun learning environment while still teaching us a great deal of information.”

Student Comments “I hated grammar until this class.” “LOVE this class!!” “Thanks to Dr. Smith and Seung Hwa I actually know something about grammar.”

Student Comments “This class intensified my love of grammar. Dr. Smith was more that willing to accommodate as many students as possible through extra review sessions, office hours, and a peer tutoring program.” “Assigned seating sucks, but I probably would have gotten B’s instead of A’s on the tests without it.”

Student Comments “K. Aaron Smith is genius. Keep him forever, pay him lots of money, and PLEASE create more grammar courses.”