Virtual Teaching Strategies that Reflect Quality Instruction

April 2, 2020 · by Joni Tornwall · in Excellence in Teaching

Are you ready to learn more about virtual teaching strategies that keep your students engaged and support their academic success?

OSU’s Office of Distance Education and eLearning has compiled an easy-to-read list of evidence-based teaching strategies that support student success in virtual synchronous and asynchronous environments. Their list provides examples and suggestions for implementing each of the strategies, which include:

Instructor presence
Student-peer contact
Variety of teaching methods
Metacognition and student support

Even if you’ve taught online for a long time, this resource can provide excellent reminders of key strategies that are the hallmarks of good teaching in any environment.

Tags: engagement, instruction, standards, success, support, teaching

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