When They Should But They Don't: Scaffolding Students into Transformational Learning EPISODE 77

03/03/20 • 64 min

Today we captured the keynote speaker from our very own spring Flex Day, Dr. Lindsay Masland. She is an associate professor of psychology at Appalachian State University and she does a deep dive with us on the topics of how to motivate students, what motivates student achievement, and engagement and what can we do about it?

Questions she addresses are “what is learning, what teaching strategies lead to effective learning, and what is the role of the student in the teaching and learning relationship”.

Enjoy!

Run Time: 64 min, 22 sec

To find the full transcript for this episode, click HERE

Questions she addresses are “what is learning, what teaching strategies lead to effective learning, and what is the role of the student in the teaching and learning relationship”.

Enjoy!

Run Time: 64 min, 22 sec

To find the full transcript for this episode, click HERE

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Data Coaching: How Data Can Influence The Classroom & Campus EPISODE 76

This episode is all about data! How data is being used on campus by faculty in their research and decision making processes. Tania Anders speaks with Daniel Berumen of the Research department as well as Lisa Rodriguez in the POD office about how data coaching is a tool in creating a “culture of inquiry”. Learn what a data coach is, how to work with one and how this can influence your processes and outcomes in the classroom. More specifically, learn how data has helped secure our Title Five grant.

To learn more about all of this you can attend the workshop called “The Power Of OUR Data” on March 13th from 8am-12pm in BLDG 6 in the POD LOFT and in addition there will be a celebration of faculty who recently received their sabbaticals.

To reach Lisa Rodriguez:

Email: [email protected]

Ex: 4177

Located in Bldg 6 in the POD office

To reach Daniel Berumen:

Located in the Research Dept.

Run Time: 21 min, 27 sec

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Faculty Center For Learning Technology: Supporting Mt. SAC's Transition To Online EPISODE 78

We are back! Like everyone on campus, we at The Magic Mountie Podcast have had to transition to working remotely. For us, this included new equipment and new processes for remote podcast interviews. We have been so inspired by the incredible work of the Mt. SAC community to transition online in a very short period of time. Folks all over campus are pulling together and doing amazing work to every day, especially now, and we are excited to bring you some of those resources and stories through the podcast. Now more than ever, we hope The Magic Mountie Podcast will be a way to connect and celebrate the Mt. SAC community. We talk with Michelle Newhart and Hugo Aguilera from the Faculty Center for Learning Technology. Part of the Library and Learning Resources Division, the FCLT is a resource for teaching with technology and home to distance learning at Mt. SAC. The FCLT offers workshops in teaching and technology, including teaching online. As you can imagine, the FCLT has been working around the clock to support the College's transition to online instruction. Visit the FCLT website: www.mtsac.edu/FCLT To access a "Canvasador", A Peer Mentor on using Canvas and other learning technologies for students you can visit HERE Run Time: 36 min, 44 sec To find the full transcript for this episode, click HERE