Posts tagged with “Course Design” (All posts)
Oct 9, 2018: Teaching Fast and Slow
Questions Raised and Lessons Learned from Positive Psychology How does the pace of academic life affect teaching and learning? Experience of an academic term can range from an opportunity to…
Apr. 12, 2018: Using Reflective Writing to Promote Transfer in Writing-Rich Courses
Kathleen Yancey is one of the preeminent scholars of composition and rhetoric working today, and she has published widely on the role of reflective writing in the undergraduate curriculum. She…
Oct. 31: Sharing Our Search History: Revealing shared curricular goals within disciplinary assessments
The research landscape has changed dramatically in a short period of time. Do you ever wonder how your students navigate the complex universe of literature in your field? Many departments…
Oct 24, 2017: Creative Partnerships in Teaching
Team-teaching provides important faculty development opportunities and enriches the curriculum, but negotiating scheduling and workload for team-taught courses can be difficult. We will highlight several approaches to faculty collaboration and…
Oct 17, 2017: Teaching Quantitative Reasoning via Department-Specific Problem-Solving Courses
Different STEM departments have designed different problem-solving courses to address the needs of students who might need extra support with quantitative reasoning skills. The structure of these courses varies based…
Oct 10, 2017: ACE at Carleton: How well are we doing and what can we do better?
In this panel we explore the history and current context of Academic Civic Engagement (ACE) at Carleton. Faculty panelists will present resources for teaching ACE courses and showcase their specific…
Sept. 28, 2017: The Enemy Is Us: Student sleep deprivation, the role of faculty, and the trimester biorhythm
This panel will explore the causes and effects of sleep deprivation in students from a variety of perspectives. From the psychological and emotional health perspective, we will hear from one…
Sept. 26, 2017: ePortfolios: Strategies for Success
The benefits of electronic portfolios are self-evident, but so are the implementation challenges they pose. This conversation will revolve around strategies for successful eportfolio implementation in a variety of settings.…
Jan. 25, 2018: Models of Collaborative Teaching with Staff and Community Partners
This session will highlight two innovative models of collaborative teaching that seek to honor diverse forms of knowledge and create an expansive classroom where students are exposed to issues in…
Jan. 16, 2018: Inside/Outside the Binary: Teaching the Politics of Data
At Occidental, we are experimenting with the integration of quantitative reasoning into courses outside of STEM. Guided by this programmatic interest, this presentation zooms in on the design process for…
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