Teaching Tools Academic Year 2011-12
Reading and Understanding Primary Texts
Dr. Sandra Keating, Theology
Beyond the task of getting students to read is the challenge to facilitate their understanding of primary texts. We will consider ways to help students master new vocabulary, understand different writing styles, and interpret major concepts.
Video as a Teaching Tool
Dr. Mark Hyde, Political Science
Every serious athletic team records its games and constructively analyzes its performance; college faculty can do the same. Videotaping one or more of your classes is a unique way to evaluate your teaching. It provides an informative and useful perspective on the interaction between you and your students.
Encouraging Students to Revise through Constructive Feedback
Dr. Bryan Marinelli, Director of Academic Services and Will Toner, Writing Specialist
Collaboration About Teaching and Learning
Dr. Katie Kranz and Dr, Michael Hayes, Social Work
Differentiating Instruction for All Learners
Dr. Kevin O’Connor, Secondary Education
Communicating With Students
Dr. Rick Battistoni, Political Science
Assessment of Knowledge and Skills
Dr. Margaret Manchester, History
Facilitating Discussion Groups
Dr. Charlotte O’Kelly, Sociology
Promoting Academic Honesty
Dr. Marian Mattison,Department of Social Work