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Managing Your Class

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The way we manage our real or virtual classroom can have a distinct effect on the dynamic of the class. An issue in class can change the entire environment or can be confined to a single student. Managing includes how we handle in-class policies like cheating and respect for others.

Featured resources:
* Guest Post: Compassion and Student Success – Compassionate assistance to students begins with the basics.

* Inclusive Design and Design Justice: Strategies to Shape Our Classes and Communities – Via the EDUCAUSE Review, how we design education has an effect on classes and communities, with definite attention to inclusivity and justice.

Student Privacy with Tools

It’s important to make students aware of privacy policies for any tools used in a face-to-face, online, or hybrid course.

An instructor talking with and helping two students

Communicating with Students

As a class progresses across a semester, it’s important to keep lines of communication open between students and instructors.

Rethinking Deadline and Late Penalty Policies…Again – Faculty Focus

Many instructors consider, and reconsider, their policies as they pertain to student work. A new article discusses the author’s own policy changes over the years.

A group of people, representing a community

Establishing Community and Trust

Learning doesn’t need to occur in a bubble. It’s incredibly important to allow students to get to know their instructor, and for the instructor to get to know their students.

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Guest Post: Compassion & Student Success by Colette Schrank

Compassionate assistance to students begins with the ‘basics’.