Author: Andrew

Undergraduates “fighting for feedback”

The University of Pennsylvania’s student newspaper, The Daily Pennsylvanian, recently included a student-written piece on the lack of feedback in higher education. The article is called “Fighting for Feedback,”...

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Plug and Chug and Crank…

From middle schools through world-class MBA programs, the more we talk and listen, the more the plug and chug and crank approach to learning clearly doesn’t work. That line is a famous quote from a professor I had years...

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Student-centered rubric design

Here’s an example of a holistic writing rubric response for a student who has been judged as “approaching” (approaching what? Competence? Excellence? Bethlehem?)… “Writer presents a wandering,...

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Outcomes: LVAIC 2007

We spoke at the Lehigh Valley Technology in the Classroom Symposium today. Higher education institutions from the Lehigh Valley (in and around Allentown, PA – about an hour north of Philadelphia) gathered to share...

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Welcome to the personal blog of Andrew J. McCann - a history of interests and thinking focused on education, product design, and leadership. All views here my own!

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