MAGNA ONLINE SEMINARS
Barbara Jacoby
Barbara Jacoby is a senior consultant for Do Good Campus at the Do Good Institute in the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland. In this role, she engages faculty in developing curriculums that integrate social innovation, civic engagement, service-learning, and philanthropy. She also provides consultation to the overall strategic development of the Do Good Campus. Prior to that, from 2011-2016, she served as the faculty associate for Leadership and Community Service-Learning at the University of Maryland. Jacobys publications include seven books with the latest one published in 2015, Service-Learning Essentials: Questions, Answers, and Lessons Learned by Jossey-Bass. She received the 2016 Recognition of Exemplary Contribution through Research on Service-Learning and Community Engagement from the International Association for Research on Service-Learning and Community Engagement. She also received the 2010 Maryland Campus Compact Scholarship Award and served as an ACPA Senior Scholar from 2010 to 2015. Jacoby writes and consults extensively and makes numerous speeches and presentations across the U.S. and around the world.
Jacoby earned her PhD in French Language and Literature, MA, and BA all from the University of Maryland.
Update 11-13-2017
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- Faculty, Magna All Access, On-Demand Seminars, Specific Student Populations
Teaching Non-Traditional Students: An Asset-Based Approach
- $39.00 – $697.00
- This seminar helps you frame non-traditional students' life and work experiences as assets to leverage in the classroom. It explores some instructional design and delivery tactics you can use in classes that consist of mostly non-traditional students or those that have just a few.
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- 20-Minute Mentors, Active and Engaged Students, Course Delivery and Instruction, Faculty, Magna All Access
How Can I Teach Critical Reflection in STEM Courses?
- $19.00 – $399.00
- Teaching critical reflection skills in STEM courses helps develop professionals who can think, analyze, reason, solve problems creatively, and communicate. While some may be hesitant about teaching these skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics courses, thats where students and society can reap multiple benefits from critical reflection. Learn how to incorporate these skills in your STEM courses.
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- 20-Minute Mentors, Active and Engaged Students, Faculty, Magna All Access
How Can I Promote Deep Learning through Critical Reflection?
- $19.00 – $399.00
- Without deep learning, your students can come away from courses with misunderstandings and oversimplified views of complex issues. Learn how the process of critical reflection is a reliable way to deepen the learning experience.
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