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December 3:  “Diversifying Your Classroom Delivery Methods,” facilitated by Emily Dane and Alan Pogroszewski (Basil 206)

 

 

Forms and Document Archive Program to Enhance Teaching and Learning (PETAL)

Cultural Issues
Service Learning
Writing Skills
Technology and Information Literacy
Advising
Group Projects
Active Learning
Oral Presentations
Grading and Mid-Term Assessments
Faculty Development
Asssessment and Institutional Development
Career and Graduate School Preparation

Cultural Issues


Culturally Responsive Teaching and Culturally Relevant Pedagogy, facilitated by Kathy Broikou, Kenneth Fasching-Varner, Gloria Jacobs, Arlette Miller-Smith, and Kristin Picardo

Service Learning


Community-based Service Learning in Your Courses: A Nuts and Bolts Workshop, facilitated by Lynn Donahue, Jim Schwartz, and Sally Vaughan

Writing Skills


Grammar Across the Disciplines, facilitated by Katrina Arndt, Russ Coward, Ed Freeman, John Travers, Deborah Uman, and Deborah VanderBilt

Progressions: A Structured Series of Related Assignments that Lead to a Student Essay, facilitated by Steve Brauer


Writing in the Sciences: Using Writing to Teach Content across the Disciplines, facilitated by Daryl Hurd
Teaching Writing of Research Papers and APA Format, facilitated by Laura Phelan and Dawn Rager


Chain Writing to Learn and Practive the Struture of Scientific Writing, facilitated by Kris Green (with Tim Franz)



Writing Across the Curriculum


Technology and Information Literacy

Videomaking in the Classroom, facilitated by Kyle Reinson, Todd Sodano and Fang Zhao


Be Friends (?) with Facebook, facilitated by Jeremy Sarachan


The 21st Century Classroom: Exploring the Potential for Instruction and Learning, facilitated by Alexandra Picket


Copyright Laws and Course Materials, facilitated by Michael Gibbons, Melissa Jadlos, and Zach Shirkey


E-Mail Etiquette: A f2f Discussion, facilitated by Fred Dotolo, Betsy McDermott, Linda Phelan and Jim Trammell


Does Technology Change Education? Introducing the Delta Principle, facilitated by Jim Schwartz


Assignments for the First and Second Year that Build Research and Information Literacy Skills, facilitated by Marianne Simmons


Creating a Faculty Web Page, facilitated by Jeremy Sarachan


Information Technology and Information Literacy


Information Literacy Workshop


Advising


Increasing Student Awareness of Professional Training Programs, facilitated by Ed Freeman


Powerpoint: A Different Whiteboard


Group Projects


Team-Based Learning and Work


Starting, Storming, Solving, Selling: Teaching Problem-Solving and Teamwork Skills Through a Four-step Model, facilitated by Lynn Donahue


Making Group Projects Effective


Active Learning


Creating First Exposure Assignments

Student-Centered Learning

Universal Design


Learning Goals: Helping Students Achieve Success


Using Popular Culture in the Classroom


Oral Presentations

Making Oral Presentations Effective


Grading

Grading & Midterm Assessments - Designing Exams: A Roundtable Exchange of What Works in Creating Objective Questions

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Mastery Learning and Grading: Grading so the Everyone Can Learn

Designing Exams: A Roundtable Exchange of What Works in Creating Objective Questions

Grading and Assessing Student Work

Mid-Term Assessments


Faculty Development


Writing an Effective Evaluation, facilitated by Eileen Lynd-Balta and Theresa Westbay


Assessment and Institutional Development


Mentoring: More Than Just a Welcome, facilitated by Alan Pogroszewski and Jim Seward


Faculty Development Workshop on Four-Year Institution-Wide Learning Goals, facilitated by Dr. Peter Gray


Navigating the Maze: The Institutional Review Board Process


Assessing Ourselves: Documenting Teaching Effectiveness

Career and Graduate School Preparation


How Can Undergraduate Programs Contribute to Student Success in Preparing for Graduate and Professional Entrance Exams?

 

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