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Skills for Higher Education Professionals is the go-to podcast for higher ed staff, faculty, and administrators who want to elevate their careers and drive meaningful change on campus. Join us for bite-sized strategies, expert interviews, and real-world advice on leadership, student affairs, campus operations, and personal professional growth. Tune in to turn your daily campus challenges into stepping stones for success.
Unknown Host hosts Skills for Higher Education Pofessionals, a general show with 22 episodes published.
Move beyond comments that only describe what students did wrong. This practical faculty-development session shows how to give feedback that clarifies expectations, connects performance to criteria, and gives students one
Your item-analysis report can help you improve future exams—but only if you know what each number is telling you. This practical guide explains how to interpret difficulty, discrimination, and KR-20 reliability, then tur
Learn how to assess clinical performance with greater clarity, fairness, and confidence. This practical faculty-development session introduces the essentials of OSCEs and workplace-based assessment, including assessment
A well-designed analytic rubric does more than assign a score—it shows learners exactly where they are and what to improve next. In this module, learn how to build clear, practical analytic rubrics with meaningful criter
Two markers should not give different scores for the same short-answer response. This practical module shows how to create a model answer and a clear marking key that make SAQ marking fair, consistent, and defensible. Le
Writing a strong SBA/MCQ is more than creating plausible options—it is about assessing the reasoning you intended to assess. In this practical faculty-development module, learn how to build application-focused items, ide
Build assessments that measure what students are actually expected to learn. This practical faculty-development session shows how to create an exam blueprint (table of specifications) that aligns learning outcomes, cogni
A quiet room does not always mean a failed flipped classroom—but when it does, you need to know why quickly. This practical guide helps you identify the cause, respond in the moment, and strengthen the next session. Lear
Create a clear, reusable LMS shell that makes flipped learning easier for students to follow—and easier for you to run each week. Learn how to structure content, automate release rules, and track engagement without turni
A flipped classroom succeeds or fails in the in-class hour. Learn how to design application activities that make pre-class preparation genuinely necessary. This module shows how to test whether your class is truly flippe
Flipped learning only works when students arrive prepared. Learn three practical, LMS-ready ways to build meaningful accountability for pre-class work. This guide covers entry quizzes, Just-in-Time Teaching, and ticket-t
A short micro-lecture can make flipped learning work—but only when students actually watch it. This practical guide shows faculty how to plan, record, and publish an engaging 6–8 minute pre-class video. Learn a simple fi
Flipped learning is not simply putting lectures online. It is a design decision about where learning works best. This practical guide helps faculty decide which course sessions to flip, which must remain in class, and ho
Make learning more durable without adding extra teaching sessions. This module shows how retrieval practice and spaced learning can be built into normal teaching routines to help students remember, apply, and retain what
mall groups do not need a facilitator who gives more answers—they need one who makes thinking visible. This practical session shows how to facilitate PBL and case discussions without drifting into lecturing. Learn concis
Fixed seating does not mean passive learning. This practical session shows how to build meaningful participation into large, fixed-seat lecture halls without major room changes or extensive preparation. Explore five read
Better classroom participation is not about asking more questions. It is about designing questions so more students can think, commit, and contribute. In this practical faculty-development module, learn three high-impact
Difficult concepts do not become clear simply by adding more text to a slide. In this practical faculty-development session, learn four evidence-informed ways to make complex ideas easier for students to understand, reta
A 50-minute session should be more than content delivery. It should give students one clear idea, make them work with it, and check what they have learned before they leave. This practical guide introduces the Chunk–Chal
Writing learning outcomes is not enough—students must be able to demonstrate them, and educators must be able to assess them. This practical guide for health-professions educators shows how to turn vague course outcomes
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