When "Teaching" Doesn't Teach
Carolyn Wilson, Certificate for University Teaching and Learning participant
When and Where: March 10, Thursday, 12-1pm in Douglas Room in Cumming Hall
Join this interactive, insightful discussion to take away some helpful alternatives to lecture-based teaching and solutions for increasing student engagement in learning.
People can participate in person or at a distance, so get in touch if you wish to be connected.
All are welcome. Coffee will be served. RSVP to Kathleen Kevany kkevany@dal.ca
Creating a “Safe Space” to Develop and Support Evidenced-Based Teaching
Dr. Deborah Kiceniuk, Centre for Learning and Teaching (CLT), Dalhousie University
When and Where: March 15, Tuesday - 12-1:30pm Room Cobequid Room, 2nd Floor MacRae Library
Our current social and educational environment demands new and innovative learning experiences for students that are based on evidenced-based practice and institutional goals. However, implementing an evidenced-based approach to teaching and learning requires more than just a ‘great idea’. This approach sometimes referred to, as the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL), will be discussed. The CLT offers a multi-tier approach to provide funding for teachers to develop SoTL projects. Innovative approaches and opportunities will be presented.
All are welcome. Coffee will be served. RSVP to Kathleen Kevany kkevany@dal.ca
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