All portfolios with the keyword "curriculum development"

Title	Author	Discipline	Keyword(s)
Inclusive Practices and STEM Education – Carrie La Voy (2021)	LaVoy	Curriculum & Teaching	active learning, course goals, curriculum development, diversity
Increasing cross-cultural understanding through personal interactions in a Russian mass media course—Irina Anatolyevna Six (2019)	Six	Slavic Languages and Literatures	curriculum development, diversity, learning outside of class
Applying an Interdisciplinary Knowledge Model in Environmental Studies—Ali Brox, Kelly Kindscher, Terry Loecke, Paul Stock (2019)	Brox	Environmental Studies	active learning, course goals, curriculum development, environmental studies, poster
Integrating Research Skills into the German Studies Curriculum—Lorie Vanchena, Nina Vyatkina, Ari Linden, Fran Devlin, and Trina Emler (2019)	Vanchena	German	critical reading, curriculum development, flipped classes, foreign language, poster, research methods, research skills
Scaffolding the Kansas Landscape in Environmental Studies—Ali Brox (2018)	Brox	Environmental Studies	class time, curriculum development, hands-on learning, international students, presentations, scaffolding
Closing the Loop: Identifying Program Goals, Assessing Learning Outcomes, and Re-Examining Practices—KU Intercampus Program in Communicative Disorders (2008)		Speech-Language-Hearing	curriculum development, department analysis, graduate students, rubrics

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This year's theme is What Next? Envisioning Teaching and Learning for the Next 25 Years. The Center for Teaching Excellence will celebrate its 25th birthday this fall, and the Summit theme reflects that special milestone.

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What does higher ed do? Our answer may determine its future.

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