Mirjam Sophia Glessmer

Tag: constructive alignment

Flipping the classroom

April 10, 2015
How can we make sure students actually prepare for the next session? This post is a work-in-progress – I am working on flipping my first ever class, and this is…
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Constructive alignment

April 8, 2015
Or: Think first about what you want students to be able to do, then about what they need to learn in order to do it. One term that I’ve noticed I am referring…
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How to plan a course from scratch

November 19, 2014
Where do I even start??? A very helpful concept, which is completely contrary to how most people approach course planning, is “backward design”. Instead of looking at all the cool…
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Concept maps

March 10, 2014
Drawing concept maps at the beginning, the middle and the end of the course. Using concept maps in teaching is something that I first tried last year in both the…
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