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Resilient Teaching Through Times of Crisis and Change 

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Duration

20 hours

Total fee

Free

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Intermediate

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Credential

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Resilient Teaching Through Times of Crisis and Change
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Highlights

  • Shareable Certificate Earn a Certificate upon completion
  • 100% online Start instantly and learn at your own schedule.
  • Flexible deadlines Reset deadlines in accordance to your schedule.
  • Intermediate Level
  • Approx. 20 hours to complete
  • English Subtitles: French, Portuguese (European), German, Russian, English, Spanish
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  • Resilient teaching is the ability to facilitate learning experiences that are designed to be adaptable to fluctuating conditions and disruptions. This teaching ability can be seen as an outcome of a design approach that attends to the relationship between learning goals and activities, and the environments they are situated in. Resilient teaching approaches take into account how a dynamic learning context may require new forms of interactions between teachers, students, content, and tools. Additionally, they necessitate the capacity to rethink the design of learning experiences based on a nuanced understanding of context.
  • The course is designed with higher education faculty, lecturers, and graduate student instructors in mind, but may also be applicable to educators in a wide variety of instructional environments. The course is aimed at participants who may be asked to rethink how they teach in the immediate or near future due to the ever-changing circumstances of the current COVID-19 pandemic. While the creation of this course is motivated by the current crisis, we expect it will remain relevant to instructors who are faced with disruptions and change to their teaching for any number of reasons and must quickly adapt their course designs.
  • To support learning and reflection, we are introducing a new journaling tool within the course that provides a place for participants to reflect on their own experiences. To support community growth, participants can choose to share their journal entries with the wider course community in an interactive gallery space.
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Curriculum

Towards a Resilient Pedagogy

Welcome to the Course

Introducing the Gamut Workbook Tool

A Community Oriented MOOC

A Look in Our Rearview Mirror

The Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis on Teaching

In Conversation with Josh Kim and Eddie Maloney

Further Conversation with Josh Kim and Eddie Maloney

A Look Towards the Horizon Line

Designing for Resilience

Welcome to Resilient Teaching Through Times of Crisis and Change

Help Us Learn More About You!

Discussion Prompts and Journal Entries

Developing Your Resilient Teaching Plan

[Optional] Preparing for Future Disruption: Hybrid, Resilient Teaching for a New Instructional Age

[Optional]: Using Metaphors as a Tool for Understanding and Imagining

References and Additional Resources

15 Fall Scenarios

A Deeper Dive into 15 Fall Scenarios

References and Additional Resources

Imagining a Resilient Pedagogy

Taking Inspiration from Across Disciplines

Resilience in Agroecosystems: A Mini-Case by Alison Bressler

Resilience in Music: An Interview with Dr. Joe Girard

References and Additional Resources

End of Week Knowledge Check

Principles of Resilient Design for Learning

A Systems View of Learning Design

Looking at Courses as Systems

[Optional] Using the Illustration of a Slinky

Designing for Interactions

Three Principles of Resilient Design for Learning

Designing for Extensibility

Designing for Flexibility

Designing for Redundancy

[Optional] Connecting the Slinky Illustration to Course Design

References and Additional Resources

Articulating Course Level Learning Goals and Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives Specified Across Six Dimensions

Readings and Additional Resources

References and Additional Resources

End of Week Knowledge Check

A Worked Example

Introducing our Worked Example: Video Games for Learning

Worked Example: Designing for Interactions

Worked Example: Designing for Extensibility

Worked Example: Designing for Flexibility

Worked Example: Designing for Redundancy

Worked Example: Putting it All Together

Introducing Professor Chris Quintana and our Worked Example

Resources to Support Designing for Extensibility

Resources to Support Designing for Flexibility

Resources to Support Designing for Redundancy

References and Additional Resources

Introduction to Developing Your Resilient Teaching Plan

Case Studies of Resilient Teaching

Case Study Video Interview: Principles of Microeconomics

Case Study Video Interview: Introduction to Electronic Circuits

Case Study Video Interview: Biomechanics of Human Movement

Course Wrap-up

A Care-Centered Model for Teaching in Times of Crisis and Change

Introduction to Case Studies

Case Study Profile: Principles of Microeconomics

Case Study Profile: Costume Design 1

Case Study Written Interview: Costume Design 1

Case Study Profile: Introduction to Electronic Circuits

Case Study Profile: Principles of Software Design for Learning

Case Study Written Interview: Principles of Software Design for Learning

Case Study Profile: Biomechanics of Human Movement

Case Study Profile: Small Jazz Ensembles

Case Study Written Interview: Small Jazz Ensembles

Case Study Profile: University Band

Case Study Written Interview: University Band

Case Study Profile: Pandemics & Medicine

Case Study Written Interview: Pandemics & Medicine

Case Study Profile: Foundational Gross Anatomy

Case Study Written Interview: Foundational Gross Anatomy

Case Study Profile: Honors Chemistry

Case Study Written Interview: Honors Chemistry

References and Additional Resources

Course Feedback

Contributor Acknowledgements

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