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College of Arts and Science Faculty Development News and Notes "Today's Learners Tomorrow's Leaders" |
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College of Arts and Science Faculty Development News and Notes "Today's Learners Tomorrow's Leaders" |
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Has Spring sprung? |
Welcome
to the
College
of Arts and Science
Faculty
Development Homepage!
Register for the Summer Teaching Academy at this link!
Please check out the Campus Faculty Development section below- there are new postings for you to read! Please note the information about the learning communities and the link to the brochure.
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| This web site serves as a
place for faculty to share items of interest with other faculty, such as
tips for teaching, a teaching idea that worked well in a class, some item
that "stuck" with you from a meeting, conference or convention.
Occasionally there may be a question posed to the faculty about some aspect of teaching and/or learning- and faculty will have an opportunity to respond with their ideas on the topic. |
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| This link will take you to an on-line literature review about learning styles- something we all hear tons about, but don't too often see literature about! |
| If you want more information about effective teaching, this link will be a good start! |
| For another site with information on empirically validated teaching methods, direct your pointer here: http://www.behavior.org/ |
| Call for Papers
T.H.E. Journal welcomes submissions of articles from educators involved in integrating technology on their campuses and into their curricula. Articles from 2,000-4,000 words may describe effective administrative or instructional projects with a local, regional, statewide, national or international scope. Features should address the issue's cover theme and follow our Editorial Guidelines. To view the 2004 Editorial Calendar and for more information on submitting a feature, visit http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/cp/default.cfm. Upcoming themes include:· * Professional Development * Delivery of Content * High-Tech Campus Safety Abstracts and manuscripts should be sent to mailto:editorial@thejournal.com. |
| American Council on Education and ATT have
a award and web site that might be of interest to faculty working on revising
courses or developing programs to internationalize the curriculum: http://www.acenet.edu/programs/international/att/index.cfm
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http://www.acenet.edu/programs/international/strategies.cfm |
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REMINDER ABOUT INFORMATION FROM CONFERENCES, ETC. RELATED TO WHAT WE DO WITH STUDENTS..... Have you gone to a conference, convention or meeting this past month where you picked up an idea or suggestions about something new to do in classes, or a different approach to teaching the "same old stuff," or where someone shed light on a challenge you have? Do you want to share that information with the rest of us in Arts & Science- who are also looking for insights about teaching and students, etc.? Well- IF YOU DO--- send the thought to me! We'll post them here, put your name on it (if you want) and we'll share with each other the bits and pieces of what WE learn about teaching and learning! |
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NEW ! NEW ! NEW ! The Teaching Learning Center is again sponsoring a Summer Teaching Academy. Register for the Academy at this link. For more information contact Madeleine Andrawis at the Teaching Learning Center. |
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NEW ! NEW ! NEW ! Watch for the information about the Fall Faculty Development Conference! Also, look for information about the summer technology sessions.
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We are looking for input from the faculty regarding the services and events sponsored by the Teaching Learning Center. We need to know from you- the faculty who use the services- what events and "things" we need to try to continue in this time between grants. What do you want to see us continue? What can wait? Please contact Patty Hacker (Patty.Hacker@sdstate.edu) with your comments and suggestions.
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This page was last updated on Wednesday, March 12 2008
