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Education / Pedagogy | | English term or phrase: logistical information | The syllabus also serves an organizational function. By listing all course ***logistical information*** (e.g., instructor contact information, assignments and related due dates, required readings) your students will always know where they can find answers to common questions. Finally, the syllabus can communicate important institutional values and policies, such as expectations regarding academic integrity and valuing multiple perspectives and origins in the classroom.
Syllabus design is an iterative process. Student feedback, new ideas, different teaching techniques and new technologies pave the way for changes in the design and delivery of the course over time. Reflect on your syllabus regularly! |
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