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Introductory Activities Richard Anderson University of Washington June 30, 2008 IUCEE: Introductory Activities

IUCEE: Introductory Activities Where are you from? June 30, 2008 IUCEE: Introductory Activities

IUCEE: Introductory Activities Where are you from? June 30, 2008 IUCEE: Introductory Activities

IUCEE: Introductory Activities Where do you teach? June 30, 2008 IUCEE: Introductory Activities

What subjects do you teach? June 30, 2008 IUCEE: Introductory Activities

Which topic do students find the least interesting June 30, 2008 IUCEE: Introductory Activities

Which topic is the hardest to teach June 30, 2008 IUCEE: Introductory Activities

How do you assess whether or not students understand a topic June 30, 2008 IUCEE: Introductory Activities

Classroom environment Teaching technology Class size Classroom atmosphere Student questions Student discussion Student activities Student conversation How carefully planned are lectures How is content adjusted in class June 30, 2008 IUCEE: Introductory Activities