What About Joe? A Reflection on the First-Year Seminar
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https://doi.org/10.26209/td2022vol15iss11621Keywords:
first-year seminar, student success, reflective practitioner, undergraduate, course designAbstract
This article is the author’s reflection on pedagogical factors relating to student success in a three-credit first-year seminar course (FYS) at a land-grant university in the northeast United States. The narrative reflection focuses on an undergraduate male student, “Joe,” who represents a composite of students. Multiple layers of meaning and insight about the student and the instructor inform considerations for responsive and co-created course design.
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2022-09-25
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