The end of semester is a good time for you to do as you ask of your students: reflect upon your course and your delivery of the course. Taking time to consider successful and unsuccessful moments in the course can give you inspiration for making changes so the next time you offer the course you’ll be more confident and your students will have the opportunity to be more successful. Read more about suggestions for an end of the semester review in the attached PDF.
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