Innovative IDEAs in Action Curriculum Evolution at Faculty Council

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Explore the transformative IDEAs in Action Curriculum through collective efforts, showcasing student-focused discovery, interdisciplinary teaching methods, and critical thinking skills. Early pilot feedback highlights the enriching experience for both students and faculty, emphasizing the course's impact on learning outcomes and teaching philosophies.


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  1. The IDEAs in Action Curriculum Faculty Council March 8, 2019 4.25

  2. Why IDEAs in Action? DISCOVER Collect Coherent and student focused Listen Observe Investigate Navigation and equity Experience Notice Understand Alignment with UNC s public mission and goals Consider Synthesize IDENTIFY Communicate EVALUATE Create Innovate ACT

  3. Moving Forward Collective rather than collected Careful implementation and oversight 3 years, nearly 200 faculty

  4. Early Pilot Comments: III Students This course is awesome. I think the concept of having three professors teach a topic together and incorporate their different fields and ways of approaching the same ideas shows a way of thinking that can be taken and applied to all aspects of life and learning. This topic in general is so interesting and every class I find myself thinking about things I never even knew about and it just leaves me wanting to know more....I would and have been recommending this course to other people.

  5. Early Pilot Comments: III Students Through it being an interdisciplinary class...undergraduates will get critical thinking skills about how to look at a subject from multiple perspectives and know that it may be more complicated than what meets the eye. It also merges the science of a topic to the ethical dilemmas that may be present and pushes students to think critically about how to solve problems as well as figure out the details and complications of implementing these solutions.

  6. Early Pilot Comments: III Faculty The III has been an amazing experience in so many ways. It not only gives students an explicit opportunity to consider and appreciate the research methodologies of different disciplines but, I believe, also gives students a richer understanding of our topic, Death & Dying. As an instructor, it has also been inspiring and invigorating to learn from my talented colleagues, not only in terms of our topic but also with regards to teaching techniques and philosophies. These pedagogical benefits were a bit unexpected but very much appreciated! I cannot wait to improve upon this course and to teach it again!

  7. Early Pilot Comments: III Faculty The III course has been a wonderful opportunity not only for our students to learn from different perspectives, but also for us faculty as we learn a tremendous amount from each other while having a lot of fun together. It has truly been an amazing experience.

  8. Early Pilot Comments: College Thriving This course helped me open my eyes to campus life and give me a kickstart into what I need to do to be successful at UNC. I'm very glad I was recommended this course because it provided me with information that I know I will carry with me not only for the rest of my college career but in life as well. This course exposed me to the unique resources UNC offers. I learned a lot about myself and how to navigate an undergraduate educational experience.

  9. Committee Work Since February 8 Consider and integrate comments from faculty, students, staff Clearer discussion of recurring capacities Clarified several Focus Capacities Plan implementation, oversight processes Work with departments to ease transition

  10. Next Steps Implementation Team with faculty representation led by OUC General Education Oversight Committee Goal: Fall 2020 (if feasible), more likely Fall 2021 College has committed to support departments and the curriculum

  11. Questions, Comments, Feedback DISCOVER Collect Listen Observe Investigate Experience Notice Understand Consider Synthesize IDENTIFY Communicate EVALUATE http://www.pollev.com/carolina ideasinaction@unc.edu Create Innovate ACT

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