Workshops and Events
Related to Teaching
At a university renowned for being interdisciplinary in nature, showcasing a variety of perspectives from across all disciplines is a natural and important feature of the IDC's programming. The Centre's signature "Teaching Effectiveness Program" workshops, for example, bring together faculty members from across the university to share their best practices and experiences.
2011-2012 workshop offerings
Past workshop offerings
Call for Submissions
The Instructional Development Centre draws on the expertise and experiences of its instructional community, in particular the faculty, to lead sessions for its Teaching Effectiveness Program. This volunteer model has a positive effect of strengthening our learning community by offering multiple perspectives and voices.
Consider sharing your interests by:
- leading a teaching conversation
- giving a presentation or workshop
- participating in a panel discussion
- attending events; and/or
- suggesting suitable guest speakers.
Topics may include (but are not limited to):
- alternative methods of assessment
- building a rapport with students
- collaborative learning
- formative assessment
- fostering a safe learning environment
- leading effective discussions
- increasing student engagement
- promoting academic integrity
- supporting students of all abilities
- teaching in a blended learning environment
- responding to student work
- writing effective exam questions
- writing effective multiple choice questions
Please contact the Instructional Development Centre for more information. |
