Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2020
Volume Number
12
Page Numbers
87-135
Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic brought some unique challenges for the academic community. To counter the disruption caused by campus closure, faculty who taught in-person, blended, and hybrid courses needed to be prepared to pivot to remote instruction. This article describes the design and evaluation results of a three-tiered professional development initiative that focused on preparing faculty to teach with flexibility, whatever may be the necessary teaching environment. This design may serve as a model for professional developers building similar programs for faculty. The authors also share a resource—a Flexible Learning and Instruction Plan (FLIP).
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Recommended Citation
Bose, Devshikha; Berry, Lisa; Nyland, Rob; Saba, Anthony; and Focarile, Teresa. (2020). "Flexible Teaching for Student Success: A Three-Tiered Initiative to Prepare Faculty for Flexible Teaching". Journal on Centers for Teaching and Learning, 12, 87-135.