Creating an Environment for Student Success | AIChE

Creating an Environment for Student Success

Teaching chemical engineering students? Learn how to create an environment that ensures all students have the opportunity succeed.   

In this 60-minute webinar, discover how to create an environment for success in the classroom. Learn how to prepare before class begins, including specific things to do before the first day of class. Examine how to deal with a variety of student problems during and after class. Look at how to create a positive community of learners—especially important in large classes. In addition, get tips for motivating students to work hard and persevere through challenging content and for engaging all students, as opposed to the several who want to answer every question. This webinar also tackles the problem of cheating—including how to discourage cheating and deal effectively with students who do cheat.

Take a look at your agenda:

  • Laying the groundwork for student success
  • Engaging your students
  • Cheating—what you can do about it
  • How to create a classroom community

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  • Source:
    AIChE
  • Language:
    English
  • Skill Level:
    Basic
  • Duration:
    1 hour
  • PDHs:
    1.00