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. This course introduces instructors to the fundamentals of Regular and Substantive Interaction (RSI). Participants will learn what RSI is, why it is required by federal regulations, and how to begin incorporating it into their course design and delivery.
Substantive Method 5: Other Instructional Activities Approved by the Institution’s or Program’s Accrediting Agency
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| Meaningful learning interactions as approved by the course, program, or accrediting body. |
Substantive Method 4: Facilitating a Group Discussion Regarding the Content of a Course or Competency
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| Facilitating discussion qualifies as RSI when the instructor initiates, leads, or meaningfully engages in group conversations that directly relate to the course content or competencies, such as prompting, moderating, and contributing to discussions in a way that deepens understanding, fosters critical thinking, and aligns with learning objectives. |
Substantive Method 3: Providing Information or Responding to Questions about the Content of a Course or Competency
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Providing information or responding to questions qualifies as RSI when the instructor offers timely, content-specific guidance that supports learning outcomes. This includes elaborating on course material, clarifying difficult concepts, or helping students apply course content. |