Working Toward a Distinct “Pedagogy of the First Year”: What Classroom Strategies Work Best with First Year Students?

Nancy L. Malcom, Kathy Albertson, Olivia Edenfield, Jessica N. Orvis, Ellen H Hendrix

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Abstract

Presented at First Year Experience annual conference

Do first-year students benefit from a different teaching approach? If so, what makes for quality “first-year teaching,” and how do these “best practices” differ from those of upperdivision courses? What types of assignments work best with first-year students? How can exams and other graded assignments be structured to help first-year students adjust to college-level expectations? This roundtable session is designed for faculty and administrators who are interested in sharing ideas about a distinct “pedagogy of the first year.”

Original languageAmerican English
StatePublished - Feb 17 2008
EventFirst Year Experience Annual Conference -
Duration: Feb 17 2008 → …

Conference

ConferenceFirst Year Experience Annual Conference
Period02/17/08 → …

DC Disciplines

  • Anthropology
  • Education
  • Higher Education
  • Sociology

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