Feb 14 – What Does Bias Mean in Your Class
What do students mean when they say something is “biased”? What do we mean? Over the years, “bias” has made its way into our colloquial lexicon and become a catch-all…
Oct 4, 2022 – Being a Multilingual Writer at Carleton
As Carleton continues to diversify its student population, faculty will encounter more multilingual (international and domestic) students in the classroom. Currently, there are about 250 international students at Carleton and…
Winter Conference 2020: Reflective Writing
Participants brainstormed and discussed ways to use reflective and metacognitive writing for a variety of purposes: to bolster students’ thinking, to help them critically examine their strengths and the gaps…
Nov. 5, 2019: Self-Assessment as a Tool for Student Learning
This session will address ways that faculty can incorporate self-assessment as one component of student feedback. Effective self-assessment encourages the development of metacognitive skills necessary for higher-order thinking. Faculty, staff,…
Oct. 1, 2019: Bridging Faculty and Student Productivity
Joli Jensen, the author of “Write No Matter What: Advice for Academics,” will discuss the myths and habits of mind that get in the way of scholarly productivity for both…
Sept. 24, 2019: Fostering Collegial Conversations about Teaching: Reflecting on LTC Programs and Brainstorming Options for the Future
In addition to the weekly lunches, which are the most visible LTC activities, the LTC also offers an array of other programs to support teaching and learning, including teaching circles,…
Oct 3, 2018: Creating Meaningful Assignments
Carleton faculty often discuss assignments in structural terms–rigor, scaffolding, assessment criteria, etc. This talk will expand these conversations by leading us to consider more intangible questions that nonetheless matter a…
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…
Mar. 27, 2018: Engaging Students in Reflection During Internships
This presentation will describe how the Summer Internship Reflection and Career Readiness Program engages students in reflection. The Program encompasses the preparatory work done by the student before the internship,…
Feb 28, 2017: More Than Writing: Oral and Visual Communication
What do effective oral and visual presentations of arguments look like and how do we help students make them? Faculty will describe the design, scaffolding, and evaluation of assignments (e.g.…
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