Center for Teaching Excellence
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Teaching a Course

Woman with glasses pointing at projected image, talking to class, with students at computers in foreground.Teaching a Course provides both theoretical and practical information on a wide variety of teaching topics, such as using class time, teaching different class sizes, teaching graduate students, and the challenges and rewards of mentorship.

Using Time Well

Lecturing and Presenting

Using Technology

Teaching Large Classes

Teaching Studios

Teaching Labs

Teaching Graduate Students

Mentoring


Events
Bloom's Sixth, the CTE blog

Admissions scandal casts a harsh light on the 'product' of higher ed

Negotiating the challenges of a new approach to evaluating teaching

Humanities courses and the problem of practicality

Academia's increasingly difficult balancing act

What sort of future are we preparing our students for?

News & Notes

Abbey Dvorak, music therapy, publishes on course-based undergraduate research experience outcomes. Click here for highlight video.

M’Balia Thomas, curriculum and teaching, presents on slow teaching in graduate education at the 2018 International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Bergen, Norway. 

Far Above

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