Remember that SEED students want to get to know other students. For the same reason, schedule regular breaks at your discretion. Plan active exercises. SEED students expect their classes to be experiential. Bring in lots of resources.
Handouts are highly recommended.
An annotated bibliography with your comments on available follow-up literature is an excellent means for students to continue receiving value from their SEED class. Deadlines for course proposals are November 15th, April 1st, and August 1st. When submitting a proposal, plan the class to begin at least six weeks after the distribution date. Sections of classes should be spaced at least three weeks apart and not more than 5 weeks apart. We look forward to your proposal.