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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:Practical Ideas for Improving your Teaching Goals & Strategies: Active Learning
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SUMMARY:Practical Ideas for Improving your Teaching Goals & Strategies: Active Learning
DESCRIPTION:<header id="main-content-header">	<p id="page-title" ng-non-bindable="">		This seminar will be useful for all postdocs who are planning to apply for academic jobs, but especially those who have little or no formal teaching experience in the U.S. The objective of the seminar, led by Marty Samuel, former Associate Director for Science and Learning at the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning, is to help you think about your pedagogical as an instructor and what strategies you might use to reach them--something of use for your Teaching Statement.	</p></header><article id="node-1343110" role="article">	<p>		The focus here will be on active learning, which has been repeatedly shown to improve student performance, reduce student achievement gaps, and lower student failure rates, making it one of the most robust evidence-based pedagogies, particularly in STEM disciplines. The seminar will explain what active learning is, what the recent evidence is supporting its use, and how to incorporate it into your classroom. In addition, it will also focus on the principle of "backward design," a mechanism of designing a course from a student-centered perspective to best enable their success.	</p></article>
LOCATION:Zoom--Link will be provided to registered participants in due time
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DTSTART:20201204T180000Z
DTEND:20201204T200000Z
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