Reflect

Reflect on, analyze, evaluate, and improve teaching practices and support professional learning.

Enhancing TA Teaching Competencies

Teaching assistants (TAs) are essential partners in creating meaningful learning experiences for students. They often bring strong disciplinary knowledge but may have limited experience in teaching, classroom management, or inclusive

Equity and Inclusion in Teaching

Students bring diverse identities, experiences, perspectives, strengths, and needs to their courses. These differences can shape how students engage with course content, participate in learning activities, and demonstrate their knowledge

Recording Lectures and Classes

Recording lectures and classes can support teaching and learning by providing students with opportunities to access, review, and revisit course content. Instructors may record live online or in-person classes, or

Developing a Statement of Teaching Philosophy

A statement of teaching philosophy is a personal, reflective, and evidence-informed account of your approach to teaching and learning. It describes what you value as an educator, how those values

Building Your Teaching Dossier

A teaching dossier is a professional document that describes your approach to teaching, demonstrates how you support student learning, and provides evidence of your teaching effectiveness. At the University of

Preparing for Your First Meeting with TAs

Preparing for your first meeting with teaching assistants (TAs) is an important step in establishing a coordinated and supportive teaching team. The meeting provides an opportunity to clarify roles and

Universal Design for Learning

Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an approach to course design that proactively reduces learning barriers and welcomes learner variability. Rather than expecting all students to learn in the same

Planning and Delivering Your Course

No results found.

Assessing Learning

No results found.

Engaging Your Students

No results found.

Improving Practice

No results found.

Back to Top