Advancing Engineering Education Beyond COVID

Advancing Engineering Education Beyond COVID

A Guide for Educators

Gratchev, Ivan; Espinosa, Hugo G.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2022

238

Dura

Inglês

9781032201795

15 a 20 dias

640

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1. Changes in Student Demographics, Behavior, and Expectations in Higher Education. 2. Engagement in the Blended Learning Model of a Post-COVID University. 3. Developing Video Resources in Engineering Education: Evidence-Based Principles for Effective Practice. 4. The Effective Learning Strategies for Teaching in COVID and Beyond: Connecting and Aligning Content With Context. 5. Replacing Laboratory Work With Online Activities: Does It Work?. 6. The Return to the Classroom After the Lockout, New Challenges, New Education for a New Society?. 7. Experiences of Fully-Remote Instruction for a Laboratory Course in Microwave Engineering. 8. Geo-Engineering Teaching and Learning During the COVID-19 Lockdown: The University of Auckland Experience. 9. Engineering Students' Stress and Mental Health: An Essential Piece in the Retention Puzzle. ?10. Evaluating the Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Students' Learning Experiences. 11. Reflections on Engineering Course Delivery - A Student Perspective. 12. Beyond COVID-19: Insights on the Future of Engineering Education.
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