
Beckie Supiano is a senior writer covering teaching, learning, and the human interactions that shape them. She is also a co-author of The Chronicle’s free weekly Teaching newsletter, which focuses on what works in and around the classroom.
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It isn’t always warm and fuzzy. Sometimes, it requires repairing what’s broken.
For one science professor, it’s about connecting to what motivates students.
When students feel connected to one another, they’re more likely to come to class, do the work, and even take risks.
A professor structures exercises to reduce busy work and boost engagement.
It helps to express interest in hearing what students have to say.
Their professor thinks that when students make choices in their course, it helps them invest in it.
It all starts with treating them as people.
















