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The Centre for Teaching Support & Innovation (CTSI) is a hub for teaching and learning at the University of Toronto. We serve instructors, graduate students and teaching assistants (through the Teaching Assistant’s Training Program – TATP), on all three campuses, providing leadership and support on all teaching related and student engagement issues. Visit the About CTSI page to learn more about our services and expertise and how we support U of T instructors and staff with teaching and learning related issues. At CTSI, teaching matters.
Graduate student and teaching assistants should visit tatp.utoronto.ca for information on programming, training and teaching resources.
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My name is Elizabeth Chan, and I am a first-year student in the Humanities program. Up until this point, I’ve lived in the suburbs of the city core and enjoyed having a certain distance and proximity to the downtown area. I was born in Markham and lived there until I was 5 when we moved […]
In December 2016, CTSI posted an article to the CTSI website on “Examining Bias in Course Evaluations” by Assistant Director, Teaching Assessment Gregory Hum, PhD. As outlined in that post, this is a critically important issue and we are pleased the piece garnered a fair amount of interest. In continuing this discussion, we highlight a […]
by Gregory Hum, Assistant Director, Teaching Assessment, CTSI Popular articles about course evaluations are often brought to our team’s attention, and many of these question the value and validity of course evaluations. For instance, a recent Inside Higher Ed article was published that discussed gender bias. This blog post will examine that article in detail […]