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 Cyndi Kernahan Psychology |
Teaching Difficult Topics: What Works and What Does NotThursday, January 19, 201210:00 am - WEB 117More information about this session...
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 Jennifer Willis-Rivera Communication Studies |
Using menu assessment strategies in the classroomTuesday, February 21, 2012
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 Erick Hofacker Mathematics |
Using technology to create a flipped classroomWednesday, March 21, 2012
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 Jennifer Brantley English |
Everything Has a Story: Developing the Creative MindWednesday, April 25, 2012
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About the Series
The Excellence in Teaching and Learning Series highlights the incredible work being done at the University related to teaching, learning, and research. The individuals listed below have been recognized by their colleagues for excellence in the areas of teaching, learning, and research.
Each session presenters will share their work with attendees and provide an opportunity to discuss how their approaches can be used in courses.
Co-Sponsored By: Faculty and Academic Staff Development, Provost’s Office, Learning Technology Development Council (LTDC), and Office of Professional and Instructional Development (OPID)
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