Academic Integrity
An understanding of UNT Teaching Policies is a crucial element to teaching effectiveness and succ
Tips, strategies, and ideas for the development and implementation of classroom policies.
Classroom policy
First Day of Class Checklist
The first day of class can be a source of excitement and anxiety for students and instructors. Read more about First Day of Class Checklist
Emergency Notifications & Procedures
An understanding of UNT Teaching Policies is a crucial element to teaching effectiveness and succ
Preparing the Course Syllabus: A Checklist
Instructors of record are responsible for developing course syllabi. Read more about Preparing the Course Syllabus: A Checklist
Grading
An understanding of UNT Teaching Policies is a crucial element to teaching effectiveness and succ
Class Rolls & Attendance
An understanding of UNT Teaching Policies is a crucial element to teaching effectiveness and succ
Accommodating Students with Disabilities
In accordance with university policies and state and federal regulations, the university is commi
The Balance of Power Between Students and Teachers
Why are students often passive learners? Why are students often hesitant to express themselves? Read more about The Balance of Power Between Students and Teachers
How to Facilitate Learning
In a learner-centered approach to teaching, the purpose of teaching is to not to direct l Read more about How to Facilitate Learning
Discussing Academic Integrity with Students
Most researchers agree that proactive strategies are far more effective at curbing academic dishonesty than punitive policies alone. Sometimes one of the best proactive strategies can be a classroom discussion (whether in a virtual discussion board or face-to-face) because it provides an opportunity for students to more fully comprehend, reflect, and question the potentially hazardous consequences of academic dishonesty. Read more about Discussing Academic Integrity with Students