The Eli Review Blog

Archived posts from the category "Pedagogy"

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VIDEO: How do you know a student is on track to improve?

One of the things that makes Eli a little bit different than other products out there is that we—me, Jeff Grabill, and Mike Mcleod—designed Eli from the very beginning around […]

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Valuing Enough Labor in Peer Learning

Peer learning works well when students are on-pace together and invested in helping each other succeed. The role of giving timely, helpful feedback in students’ own improvement isn’t obvious. Nor […]

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#1 Factor in Revision: The Calendar

Want students to revise more? Assign more revision. It’s both as simple and as challenging as that. What does more revision look like? Our team shows these timelines at every […]

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SFSU’s Insights about Peer Learning Pedagogy

At CCCC@SJSU “Making Spaces for Diverse Writing Practice,” four San Francisco State University instructors—Joan Wong, John Holland, Martha Rusk, and Evan Kaiser—and I led a workshop entitled, “Workshop 5: “We’re […]

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Peer Review for 570 Students

Eli Broad College of Business Associate Professor Brian Jacobs shared a peer learning activity for large-scale classes using Eli Review at Michigan State University’s Teaching and Learning Spring Conference, May 9-11. […]

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