Quick Teaching Tips: Vary Your Teaching
James Lang, author of Small Teaching, shares that his most foundational rule of thumb is to vary his teaching. Finding a balance between routine and making changes is the key to sustaining his and his...
Author: Carol Subiño Sullivan
Quick Teaching Tips: Facilitating Experiential Education in Learning in Higher Education
At the POD Network annual conference, Siara Isaac, one of the authors of Facilitating Experiential Education in Learning in Higher Education, shared a process for using questions to develop students’ expertise during experiential learning activities: First step:...
Grading Reimagined: Rethinking Assessment with Emerging Grading Techniques
On February 17, 2022, the Center for Teaching and Learning presented a teaching workshop, “Grading Reimagined: Rethinking Assessment with Emerging Grading Techniques.” The workshop was held in a hybrid format with participants joining both...
Card Claim: An Activity to Challenge Misconceptions about Cultural Appropriation
By Kate Pride-Brown, Assistant Professor, History and Sociology I have taught HTS 3055: Globalization in the Modern World three times in the past. Each time, I have a section on “Globalization and Culture.” We...