24. Developing Effective Guidelines for Faculty Teaching First-Year University Students

  • Carter I
  • Leslie D
  • Leslie D
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First-year university students are a diverse group of individuals with various abilities and needs. Failure of the university and its teaching faculty to meet the needs of first-year students may result in abandonment of the pursuit of a degree. This project informs instructors about the practices that strengthen a learning-centred approach and maximize inclusion of first-year students. The principles and teaching methods of Universal Instructional Design are learner-centred and have shown to improve academic achievement and benefit the campus community. Thus, it is suggested that the principles of this method be applied uniformly across university-level instruction.

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Carter, I., Leslie, D., Leslie, D., Moore, S., & Moore, S. (2010). 24. Developing Effective Guidelines for Faculty Teaching First-Year University Students. Collected Essays on Learning and Teaching, 3, 146–152. https://doi.org/10.22329/celt.v3i0.3254

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