Introduce first-year students to chemical engineering and its role in food processing with this lab-based lesson plan that’s familiar, relatable, and above all, tasty. It’s bound to be a hit with your students.
You recognize the signs.
You're holding office hours after handing out problem sets or exams you've graded. A student walks in holding the recently returned effort, looking confused, upset, and possibly annoyed. It's going to be one of those conversations.
With this ENGAGE Engineering Faculty-Student Interaction (FSI) tip, you can set grading expectations up front, avoid lengthy explanations for grades, and encourage students to persist with specific feedback and suggested improvements.
The semester is well underway and your class content may be increasingly challenging. Now is the time to engage your students, reduce intimidation, and build their confidence in their ability to succeed.
Small things make a big difference. Take a look at this ENGAGE Faculty-Student Interaction tip (FSI) and make sure you're covering the high-impact basics.
