| By: Dr. Jenna Hallman Dr. Lauren Gehr, 2005 Teaching Fellows cohort member at UofSC Columbia, has been busy writing articles on digital assessments, literacy, and student engagement for Edutopia while also teaching English in Lexington/Richland School District 5. Her latest post titled, "How Using Authentic Digital Assessments Can Benefit Students," describes how she included student choice in her revised assessments while teaching virtually, hybrid, and face-to-face. According to Lauren, "Virtual assessments are the most effective and efficient methods for assessing student learning today and tomorrow." We love seeing graduates of the Teaching Fellows Program succeeding and supporting other educators. Way to go, Dr. Gehr! |  |
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By: Dr. Tracey Hunter-Doniger, Campus Director
The College of Charleston recently welcomed the incoming cohort of Teaching Fellows with a few special events. The freshmen met their sophomore mentors at an ice cream social. Dr. Hunter-Doniger reported that this was a wonderful event, and the freshmen are looking forward to meeting their "extended Teaching Fellows families." The extended families include the current juniors who served as mentors to the current sophomores when they were freshmen, etc. The freshmen cohort also participated in a Gullah tour and attended a Riverdogs baseball game. Several Teaching Fellows were even featured on the jumbotron! |
April 2022
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