It takes time to get a class just right (if it ever *is* just right). For most, teaching is a constant work in progress. Join colleagues as they talk about integrating different teaching practices into their courses. Open to faculty and staff.
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It takes time to get a class just right (if it ever *is* just right). For most, teaching is a constant work in progress. Join colleagues as they talk about integrating different teaching practices into their courses. Open to faculty and staff.<\/p>\n
When: Friday, June 9, 1:30 -2:30 p.m.
\nWhere: Zoom
\nWho: Open to faculty, staff, and administrators<\/p>\n
Chemistry instructor Grady Blacken will talk about a project in his CHEM& 162 course that builds essential research skills through designing and testing bio fuels. Students learn about thermodynamics while also learning from iteration, appreciating the benefits of failure, and working in a team. Grady will talk about the project, including the benefits and challenges of utilizing authentic research in his course. He will present some student work.<\/p>\n
No registration required: Join Zoom<\/a>.<\/p>\n Meeting ID: 89198959701<\/p>\n Passcode: 726527<\/p>\n