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July 2016 Teaching Strategies for the International Brain American Honors Faculty Conference

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Page 1: Teaching Strategies for the International Brain - American Honors Faculty Conference 2016

July 2016

Teaching Strategies for the International BrainAmerican Honors Faculty Conference

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Learning Habits

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Memory Structures

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Memory and Stress

Source: Williams (1999)

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Global Mindset

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AH Students from around the world

1 25+

Fall 2015 Cohort, as of June 30, 2016

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AH Students from different backgrounds

Average incoming HS GPA: 3.48(verified)

Class of 2017 (as of June 29, 2016)

Gender Ethnicity First Generation

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AH Global Student = Brain in Transition

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AH Global Student = Brain in Transition

Academic

Language

Identity

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Inclusive Teaching Strategies

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Teaching Strategies for the International Brain

Create a global knowledge lab by eliciting participation from all students

Facilitate multimodal learning opportunities

Link their present learning to their past knowledge

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How to adapt examples and teaching process to global classroom?

How to identify and support at-risk international students?

Best practices you can take away?

Discussion

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