Tag: sustainability

• Constructing strong and sustainable objectives

  

  One of the building blocks of curriculum design is the objective or the outcomes and goals instructors want to achieve by the conclusion of a course or an individual lesson. Objectives can also be tied to department-, school-, college-, or university-wide goals and outcomes. This post will first provide a brief primer to Bloom’s Taxonomy,…

  Patrick R. Johnson

  November 29, 2022

  Teaching

  Blooms Taxonomy, curriculum, design thinking, foundations, instruction, instructional design, objectives, planning, sustainability, sustainable, Teaching, verbs

• Revisiting the syllabus: Paths toward successful course design

  

  Constructing a syllabus can feel much more daunting of a task than the “syllabus week” sentiment carries. The power packed into that semi-annual document requires significant time and attention. This post provides a seven-step process to think big about your course and transform that thinking into your syllabus. Use this table of contents to jump…

  Patrick R. Johnson

  November 1, 2022

  Teaching

  assessments, collaboration, curriculum, diversity, equity, formative assessment, inclusion, objectives, planning, reading lists, sustainability, syllabus, Teaching