FYI: Not sure if any of you received this email from Kathryn Crowther after our RoTL conference presentation. Here it is ….

“Do you plan on publishing the results? I’d love love to read anything you publish on this topic!

If you are looking for a less formal venue than a peer-reviewed journal, I actually just started a SoTL journal here at GSU…[Read more]

Good morning: Adrienne, Tashana, Michelle and I discussed over the break and after reviewing the Call for Proposal closely, we decided that it would be best to have an FLC strand presentation at the USG Teaching and Learning Conference in Athens in April 2019. We went ahead and put a draft proposal together. Please take a moment to review.…[Read more]

Hi All,

I apologize for the delay in my response. Grace, thanks for the detailed minutes of the meeting on Nov 6th. I was away for professional development, so I could not attend.

I am on board with continuing with the FLC. I have two Algebra classes that can use as a control and experimental group.

See you at the next meeting.

Have a Happy…[Read more]

Thanks, Gwendoline and Hank. We still need to hear from Tashana and Carey on their intent to continue with the FLC next cycle.
Hank: I commit to working on the “stream of consciousness list” over the Thanksgiving break so you have what you need. I hope everyone is able to pull that off during our down time next week. Please let us know otherwise.…[Read more]

Hello all.

More feedback on the meeting minutes:

I am happy to do an amateurish lit review on how the MSLQ has been used, but it will need to happen over the Thanksgiving holidays.  Before I delve into such a review, however, consider the following.

Getting two papers out is quite ambitious, given the paucity of good data.  I don’t think we’d h…[Read more]