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A copy of the slides for you. I'll share my screen during the demo.

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Learning to Love Peer Feedback ERL 546 Teaching Demo MWD

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Meghan Wilson Duff teaches composition at the University of Maine at Machias, when they are not teaching psychology classes. Especially skilled at typos and dropped words & endings.

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Meghan Wilson Duff is an associate professor of psychology in UMM's Psychology and Community Studies Program and chair of the Arts and Letters Division. Originally from southern Vermont, Meghan studied Russian language and linguistics and physical anthropology and human biology at Emory University and holds a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Antioch University New England. They previously worked as a child and family therapist and an adolescent substance abuse treatment provider.

Meghan was selected as a 2003-2004 NH/VT Schweitzer Fellow while completing their graduate work, and has continued to support the fellowship program. The Schweitzer Fellowship was started to develop leaders in service from different professions to address health and wellness needs of communities and achieve health equity.

Their service work influences their teaching, and they are happy to be part of a program that integrates Service Learning and Community Engagement (SL/CE) throughout the curriculum.
Education:
B.A., Emory University

PsyD., Antioch University New England

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Meghan Wilson Duff - University of Maine Machias

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Meghan Wilson Duff is an associate professor of psychology in UMM's Psychology and Community Studies Program and chair of the Arts and Letters Division. Originally from southern Vermont, Meghan studied Russian language and linguistics and physical anthropology and human biology at Emory University and holds a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Antioch University New ...

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For the next 2 minutes, write a scene about your younger self (17-19 year old) meeting with a group of peers you don’t know to start a school project together.

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For the next 2 minutes, write to your younger self about the important things you know now about writing and/or working with others that you didn’t know or believe when you were 17-19 years old.

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How You Bring Emotion into The Classroom

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How You Bring Emotion into The Classroom

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For the next 2 minutes, consider the ways you bring emotional experience into your classroom.

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Short Answer Question Review Activity Guidelines

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Lifespan II Short Answer Question Review Example 1.pdf

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Intro to Sociology Short Answer Question Review Example 2 .pdf

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Books, papers, sites, and photo credits.

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Excerpts from Students' Final Reflections

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Excerpts from Students' Final Reflections

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Anonymous, shared with permission, and organized by theme

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Excerpts from Composition Final Reflections

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This is already familiar to most of us, and this is how I frame it for students in ENG 101.

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Again, for ENG 101 students.

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Why is press missing? Because we spend more time with earlier versions of drafts than tightening solid drafts. Maybe later?

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This activity is designed to have the author explain things about their paper without checking their paper.

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Sample Paper: The Positive & Negative Effects of Social Media

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Sample Paper: The Positive & Negative Effects of Social Media

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First Draft

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The Positive & Negative Effects of Social Media Draft 1

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First Draft