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Towards a New Culture of Sharing @ThatPsychProf Rajiv Jhangiani, Ph.D.

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Towards a New Culture of Sharing

@ThatPsychProfRajiv Jhangiani, Ph.D.

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"France in 2000 year (XXI century). Future school." by Jean Marc Cote is in the Public Domain

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For the correct analogy for the mindis not a vessel that needs filling,but wood that needs igniting— no more —and then it motivates onetowards originalityand instills the desire for truth

—Plutarch

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What is your 4-word teaching philosophy?

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Professor-student rapport is the largestpredictor of student ratings of instructors(Richmond et al., 2015)

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Professor-student rapport

Learning alliance• Collaborative

bond• Teacher

competency• Student

investment

Course performance

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Buskist & Saville (2001)• Learn their names• Learn about their

interests and aspirations• Create and use

personally relevant class examples

• Explain your policies• Keep regular office hours• Increase your virtual

accessibility

• Emphasize active learning• Encourage and reinforce

participation• Arrive early and stay late

(to chat)• Be enthusiastic• Use humour• Be respectful• Smile!

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My request to students:Book and attend an informal (10min) office hour meeting during the first 3 weeks of the semester

Incentive:1% bonus credit

Goals:IcebreakingFamiliarity with my office hoursAbility to tailor class examples

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Result:Stronger rapport

Stronger collaborative bondStronger teacher competencyStronger student investment

Higher midterm grades

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How do you build rapport in your classroom?Share a practical technique with a person seated next to you

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What course policies would you be comfortable negotiating with your students?

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Briefly share a traditional assignment that you use

Suggest a way for your partner to retain the same learning outcomes while taking it beyond the classroom

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Open hypotheses & analysis

plan

Open research materials

Open data

Open source

statistical software

Open peer review

Open publishing

OpenScience

Practices

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Best Practices for Peer Assessment• Integrate into the

curriculum• Clear expectations• Explicit assessment

criteria• Quality training• Match participants• Align type of judgment

with purpose

• Provide sufficient time• Provide technical

support• Provide emotional

support• Evaluate and provide

feedback• Promote reflection

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@thatpsychprof

Thank you!