Z世代学生占据了我们的在线课堂:我们的教学方法需要重启吗?

John A. Huss
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Z世代的学生被描述为我们的第一批“数字原住民”,他们从小就用拇指在智能手机上打字,并且忽略了那些不能吸引他们短暂注意力的学校互动。随着越来越多的Z世代学生在高等院校的网络课程中占据一席之地,他们寻求将世界级的在线学习环境与面对面的参与相结合的教学模式。基于与SoTL目标一致的原则所产生的学生反馈,本文阐述了高等教育环境中Z世代学生的核心特征,并提供了相关的、有用的策略,以满足他们在在线平台中的需求。
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Gen Z Students Are Filling Our Online Classrooms: Do Our Teaching Methods Need a Reboot?
Generation Z students are described as being our first “digital natives” who have grown up typing with their thumbs on smartphones and tuning out school-based interactions that do not capture their short attention spans. As Gen Z students occupy more post-secondary rosters for web based courses, they seek instructional models that combine world-class online learning environments with in-person engagement. Based on student feedback generated on principles consistent with the aims of SoTL, this article addresses the core characteristics of Gen Z students in higher education settings and offers relevant, useful strategies for meeting their needs within an online platform.
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