Center for Teaching Excellence
Building KU's Teaching and Learning Community

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

Enrollment figures foreshadow challenges for universities

Why sustaining educational change requires collaboration

Putting KU's leadership in learning on display

A new approach to introductory physics seems to improve student learning

Motivation, mental health and advice for a new academic year

News & Notes

CTE calls for 21st Century Teaching Demo proposals. 

Shannon Portillo, assistant vice chancellor for undergraduate programs at the Edwards Campus, writes on student engagement. 

Sarah LeGresley Rush, physics, presents on grades and student learning at the 2018 Physics Education Research Conference. 

Far Above

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