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(full day workshop)
Target audience: Full- and part-time faculty
Session One: Knowing your student
(75 - 90 minutes)
- Three generations (active learning exercise)
- Diversity of students: opportunity or threat
- Shared values, ramifications for teaching and learning
- The new paradigm of "professor"
Session Two: Managing Key Course Milesposts
(75 - 90 minutes)
- Conducting an effective first class meeting
- Following up the first class meeting
- Tips for teaching large classes
- First examination/major assignment
- Mid-term strategy
- Final class meeting
Session Three: The Foundation for Effective Teaching and Learning
(75 - 90 minutes)
- Bloom's Taxonomy
- How Students Learn
- Instructor Directed vs. Student Directed Learning Methods
- Overview of Methods
- Criteria for Selecting Appropriate Method
Session Four: Analysis of Teaching and Learning Methods
(90 - 150 minutes)
- Lecture
- Video/computer presentations
- Guest speakers
- Classroom discussions
- Cooperative and collaborative learning
- Experiential learning, role play
- Student presentations
- Field work
Session Five: Evaluating Student and Instructor Performance
(30 - 45 minutes)
- Clarifying expectations through rubrics
- Providing effective feedback to students
- Comparing test formats
- Managing informal and formal evaluations of your teaching
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