HIPs by Discipline

HIPs by Discipline

Learn from others in your discipline about innovative practices that capitalize on HIP-based theories when it comes to teaching your topics.

Check back regularly; we will update links as we find them.

Priority Status: We will work to populate Gen Ed subject areas first!

• First-Year Experience

  • Digital Storytelling as a Method of Reflection in the First Year Experience Course
• Written Composition

  • High-Impact Practices in First-Year Composition Courses
    Although this is a master's thesis, it includes a good literature review and some innovative ideas for applying theory to practice.
    
    
  • Local Landmark Analysis Essay
  • Roleplaying During Grading Conferences: Using Fictional Scenarios to Increase Student Writing Self-Efficacy
• Oral Communication

  • Storytelling to Cultivate Growth Mindset and Social Belonging
• Literature

  • Sticking with the Outcomes: Using Sticky Notes to Assess Student Learning in a Literature Course
• Fine Arts (Visual)

   
• Music & Theater

   
• Technology & Computing

   
• History & Anthropology

  • Local Landmark Analysis Essay
  • Learning Communities and Assessment for Freshmen History Majors
• Philosophy & Ethics

   
• Business & Economics

   
• Psychology & Sociology

  • Analogy-Enhanced Pedagogy: Class Activities to Engage Students in Learning
• Political Science

   
• Astronomy & Geosciences

   
• Biology & Anatomy + Physiology

  • Forensic Facial Reconstruction: Integration of Science and Art
• Chemistry

   
• Physics & Engineering

  • Team-Based Learning in Nuclear Engineering
  • Flippin' Engineering Mechanics! Observations of Student Achievement and Engagement
• Mathematics

   
• Education

   
• Nursing