The two-stage exam method approaches the act of taking an exam as an individual and a team effort and views course-based assessments as opportunities both to formally assess learning and to continue the learning process. In this Learning by Design Studio (LBD), you will learn more about the benefits of two-stage exams, the mechanics involved […]
In this Learning By Design Studio we'll introduce the benefits and and principles of Play Pedagogy in Higher education. There will be an opportunity to draw (or even sculpt clay or create with objects nearby!) so if you have access to pen and paper, colored pencils, or art material please have them handy. Post your […]
This workshop is the third of a three-part series on multi-modal projects brought to you by Sarah Archino, Paige Dhyne, Magdelyn Helwig, and Jean Schwab. Participation is welcome as a stand-alone session, even if you did not participate in the first two workshops. You have got your multimodal assignment ready to go and are ready […]
Special Collections and Archives offers two short summer fellowships for Furman faculty each year. Fellows explore the collections and liaise with library faculty and staff with an eye to enhancing an existing course or developing new course assignments or content to engage students with Furman’s rare and unique books, manuscripts, documents, and objects. Come to […]
Join Furman’s pre-law advisor Maya Russell for a workshop to discuss significant changes to law school admissions including: the removal of the LSAT analytical reasoning section, a growth in schools admitting on the GRE test, the introduction of the JDNext testing option, how AI is impacting file review, how the revision of the USNWR ranking […]