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The CTL works in partnership with academic departments, faculty members, staff and students to enhance the practice, culture and scholarship of teaching and learning... [read more]
| The Centre for Teaching and Learning invited faculty, GAs, TAs, and staff to two workshops on enhancing student learning through assessment. Designing Assessment to Support Student Learning Date: Monday, November 9 Oral vs. Written Assessment of Student Learning: Exploring the Benefits of Assessing Learning by the Spoken Word Date: Tuesday, November 3 |
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Clicker Technology in the Classroom Thursday, October 29, 2009 |
Gordon Joughin, Visiting Fellow
The CTL is delighted to welcome Gordon Joughin as a Visiting Fellow at the University of Windsor from October 1 to December 19. Both Gordon and the staff at the CTL are glad to have the opportunity to exchange ideas and strategies and to learn from one another.
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Cross-Listed Course Offering: Course Design for Constructive Alignment
Learning-Centred Teaching in Higher Education: Principles and Practices (graduate course). A 3-credit course open to graduate students from all faculties that introduces issues, concepts, trends, and effective practices in university teaching and learning as well as a multitude of approaches to systematically improve instruction. You will learn how to find and use scholarly information about teaching and learning, which you can use to deal strategically with common issues and topics. Course content includes active learning methods in large classes, diversity and inclusivity, teaching critical thinking and problem solving skills, case-based teaching, discussion-based teaching, and the use of feedback to support learning. You are expected to adapt what you learn to suit your own disciplinary teaching context.
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Visiting Fellow in Educational Development
The Centre for Teaching and Learning at the University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada, invites expressions of interest for the following positions as Visiting Fellow in Educational Development.
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The Office of the Provost and the Centre for Teaching and Learning hosted the Fourth Annual Celebration of Teaching Excellence in the CAW Student Centre's Ambassador Auditorium, on Tuesday, October 20, at 4 p.m. |
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