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Hester, Susan D.; Southard, Katelyn M.; Kim, Young Ae; Cox, Jonathan; Elfring, Lisa K.; Blowers, Paul; Talanquer, Vicente – College Teaching, 2023
Instructors often encounter challenges in the implementation of evidence-based teaching practices in large-enrollment STEM courses. A novel Instructional-Teams Model (I-TM) seeks to address some of these challenges with the support of student assistants in specialized roles. I-TM roles focus on supporting course and classroom management…
Descriptors: Affordances, Barriers, Team Teaching, Evidence Based Practice
Allen, Andrew P.; Shinohara, Russell T.; Kroetz, Mary B. – College Teaching, 2022
Peer learning is an active learning technique that has been used for students to internalize difficult concepts. We have developed a method of peer learning, a consensus-based education approach, which allows for discussion and class consensus in large lecture classes. We tracked student success on concepts that employed the consensus-based…
Descriptors: Peer Teaching, Teaching Methods, Large Group Instruction, Discussion (Teaching Technique)

Brookfield, Stephen D.; Preskill, Stephen – College Teaching, 1999
Suggests five activities for the college classroom to stimulate discussion when students report results of small- group discussions to the class as a whole. The activities "newsprint dialogue," rotating small-group stations, "snowballing,""cocktail party," and "jigsaw" stress maximum student participation, interaction, and intellectual engagement.…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, College Instruction, Group Discussion, Higher Education

Stearns, Susan A. – College Teaching, 1994
A four-step approach to teaching complex concepts at the college level involves a sequence of lecture, an individual assignment, small group discussion, and larger group discussion instruction. The last three steps focus on case study applications. The method is adaptable to different teaching situations and promotes expansion of student…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Classroom Techniques, College Instruction, Concept Formation

Geske, Joel – College Teaching, 1992
Techniques developed to improve student participation and student evaluation in a large-group college course in advertising include role playing in talk-show-style discussions of controversial issues, breaks in lectures to play a trivia game, a three-minute writing assignment, teacher movement among students, and changes in testing policies and…
Descriptors: Advertising, Business Administration Education, Class Size, Classroom Communication