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Engaging in Student Centered Instruction Fenyx – ASCCC Part Time Committee Member Sam Foster, PhD, ASCCC Area D Representative Part Time Faculty Institute The Westin San Francisco Airport August 2-4, 2018   ,

Presentation Highlights Welcome to an interactive presentation and an open dialog about engaging students. Faculty will leave knowing diverse methods of inclusion from group work to technological application. What is meant by ‘Student Centered, Engagement, and Inclusivity’? Lead by example, creating an Inclusive Environment How does Identity influence our classrooms? How to engage in Hands-on Learning? Assessment- equitable measurement Questions and comments

Definitions Student Center: focus on students’ needs and participation Engagement: students interact with the curriculum (via peers, experts, and technology) in and outside of the classroom Inclusive: appreciation of students’ values, culture, and experience to maximize strengths and improve limitations

Inclusive Environment Music, videos, quotes, or speeches Holiday carols, Disney, MLK, MJ Strategic sitting placement Circle up, grouping, vs rows Index Cards Registered name vs preferred name Necessary info Participation Small group to large group suggestions?

Identity Influences the Learning Process Learners kinesthetic Visual Audio Reading/ writing Personality Introverts Extroverts Conscientiousness Agreeableness v Aggression Culture: learned behavior, values, beliefs, and symbols. Ethnicity Gender Sexuality Religion Country Citizenship Is there others to consider?

Hands-on Learning: Discussions > Lectures Assignments Strategic Lecturing-consider timing (7-10 minutes*) Group work vs Pairing Pair and Share exercise Note taking Hand-outs vs Power Point Filling the blank lectures Read and explain External information Review and rewind Technology Canvas- clear grading scales, discussion groups, Hallway conversations, low-stack testing online Polling aps and controllers Google and researching during class assignments Board games and cards Timelines, whiteboards Textbooks and supplemental programs

Assessment of Student Engagement How to equitably measure SLOs? Goals: Student centered Inclusive of their identity: learning style, personality, and culture Value engagement Assign value to our goals via points and percentages: How do you weigh your assignments? Is your method reliable? Low-stake preparation Syllabus quiz Letter to the expert Assign points to: Office hour visits Classroom participation Reading notes Writing center Worth of a point #weight Extra credit Test v quizzes assignments

Questions & Comments Please feel free to contact each of us for more information. Fenyx xfenyx777@gmail.com (208) 252-1852. Sam Foster, Ph.D. SFoster@fullcoll.edu 714-992-7439