"Put learning as the focus as opposed to the teaching as a focus."
Ian Wolf on the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast #222

 

 

Upcoming Events

Monday, Febuary 25th

3:00-4:00pm

RPL 300B

Dr. Michael Rogers, Professor of Political Science

“The Flipped Classroom: Pros (and Cons) with Sample Class Activities”

 

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Faculty, please be watching for the following opportunities to engage:

• Our Spring Conference, now known as “Tech Talks,” will open its Call for Proposals on Monday, January 28. The call will close Friday, March 1 and an Ad Hoc Committee of faculty peers will select this year’s presenters. “Tech Talks” will be held Thursday, May 9.
• This spring’s Book Club will be reading “How Learning Works: Seven Research-Based Principles for Smart Teaching,” by Susan A. Ambrose and Michael W. Bridges •If you are interested in receiving a copy of the book and joining the book club for spring, please email Hanna Norton at hnorton@atu.edu.

 

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MISSION STATEMENT

Recognizing the diversity of the university community, The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) develops an inclusive environment that promotes excellence in teaching and learning by encouraging open dialogue and active sharing of teaching practices and learning strategies through sustained university development activities.