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I just got back from a conference yesterday and I feel energized!

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I just got back from a conference yesterday and I feel energized!

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start to worry about students' performance as things are getting harder.

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start to worry about students' performance as things are getting harder.

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I'm good . . . feeling a bit less energy in my classes (my own energy AND my students), but things are still going smoothly for the most part.

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I'm good . . . feeling a bit less energy in my classes (my own energy AND my students), but things are still going smoothly for the most part.

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Just wish we had a fall break like we have a spring break. That would help.

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an ill family member which is no bueno but other things are coming together

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an ill family member which is no bueno but other things are coming together

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Feeling that students are more engaged than ever, but also discovered they did more poorly than ever on first midterm. Trying to reconcile this.

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Feeling that students are more engaged than ever, but also discovered they did more poorly than ever on first midterm. Trying to reconcile this.

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lots of students actually did really well on the first project! (and lots didn't, but that was less surprising...)

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lots of students actually did really well on the first project! (and lots didn't, but that was less surprising...)

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Really proud of my students for their exam performance.  Am getting really positive feedback from them in an anonymous check-in

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Really proud of my students for their exam performance.  Am getting really positive feedback from them in an anonymous check-in

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The CUTEST thing is happening in my in-person class.  Last week in a Padlet, one of the “What else do you want me to know?” answers was, “I have a crush on someone in this class.” Then yesterday, “He looks so good today!” 

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The CUTEST thing is happening in my in-person class.  Last week in a Padlet, one of the “What else do you want me to know?” answers was, “I have a crush on someone in this class.” Then yesterday, “He looks so good today!” 

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To be fair, I’ve had romances happen in my classes before (and of course I take credit for them, even though I have literally had NO part in matchmaking other than being at the front of a classroom where both of them enrolled as students haha).

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if they could really learn how to form small study groups and work together.

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if they could really learn how to form small study groups and work together.

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Had a great field trip last week - so glad we are back in person.... really broke down communication barriers and many of them did/tried things that were completely new- boundary stretching :)

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Had a great field trip last week - so glad we are back in person.... really broke down communication barriers and many of them did/tried things that were completely new- boundary stretching :)

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especially coming out of the pandemic, they have no idea how to do this...

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especially coming out of the pandemic, they have no idea how to do this...

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group activities in class help, especially if you make them get each other's contact info as part of the activity

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group activities in class help, especially if you make them get each other's contact info as part of the activity

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in the first year learning community we almost force them to make groups

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in the first year learning community we almost force them to make groups

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I don't think they know, but I'm also not entirely sure how to guide them in this direction. I had hoped that some of the Getting to Know You things I did early in the semester would have helped, but I'm not sure it did, except in a few cases. 

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I don't think they know, but I'm also not entirely sure how to guide them in this direction. I had hoped that some of the Getting to Know You things I did early in the semester would have helped, but I'm not sure it did, except in a few cases. 

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Naturally would be most ideal because they would actually keep up with them but sometimes the need to be orchestrated 

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Naturally would be most ideal because they would actually keep up with them but sometimes the need to be orchestrated 

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does your dept have student organizations for the major? (if applicable) our clubs are back in high gear and doing a great job building community

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does your dept have student organizations for the major? (if applicable) our clubs are back in high gear and doing a great job building community

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My students just took it upon themselves to make a "quizlet" that was shared on Canvas to help them study for the exam on Monday. I was really impressed by them. This is more of a "virtual" study group/strategy.

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My students just took it upon themselves to make a "quizlet" that was shared on Canvas to help them study for the exam on Monday. I was really impressed by them. This is more of a "virtual" study group/strategy.

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I set up small groups in lab/discussion section to "collaborate".  change up the groups a couple times.  This spilled into beyond class groups getting together

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I set up small groups in lab/discussion section to "collaborate".  change up the groups a couple times.  This spilled into beyond class groups getting together

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I offered to put on the board meeting times, discord info etc. for any study groups that wanted to form. I also encourage this during lab. If there are a couple more capable organizers in the group this works, but sometimes it doesn't. I draw the line at organizing them myself!

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Study groups were SO IMPORTANT to me when I was a student (here at SSU). Maybe I need to dig through my memory and see how that happened. It wasn't anything that we were guided into . . . I'm sure we just made the connections ourselves. But maybe we were a bit more comfortable than they are now in our kind-of-post-COVID world. 

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Study groups were SO IMPORTANT to me when I was a student (here at SSU). Maybe I need to dig through my memory and see how that happened. It wasn't anything that we were guided into . . . I'm sure we just made the connections ourselves. But maybe we were a bit more comfortable than they are now in our kind-of-post-COVID world. 

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In one of my class the students formed a discord channel- I don't know how much they are using it but I was glad to see the effort coming from them

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In one of my class the students formed a discord channel- I don't know how much they are using it but I was glad to see the effort coming from them

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student's don't talk to each other when I walk into the classroom, so I don't know how this will happen naturally any more

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student's don't talk to each other when I walk into the classroom, so I don't know how this will happen naturally any more

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My upper division students have no problem forming study groups outside of class but it’s my freshman classes that struggle with this. I wonder how much of it is them feeling overwhelmed and not wanting another thing on their plate.

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My upper division students have no problem forming study groups outside of class but it’s my freshman classes that struggle with this. I wonder how much of it is them feeling overwhelmed and not wanting another thing on their plate.