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STAR: Academic Planner (.pdf)

NEW FACULTY ORIENTATION FALL 2009

 

QuickStarters: New Faculty Who Succeed (.pdf)

iCLICKER: TECHNOLOGY FOR THE INTERACTIVE CLASSROOM

Quick start guide for Mac (.pdf)

Quick start guide for PC (.pdf)

Best Practice Articles (.pdf)

iClicker suggestions and “homework” for instructors (.pdf)
   
PFF: Preparing & Interviewing for an Academic Job (2009)
 

HARRY HUBBALL'S SCHOLARSHIP OF TEACHING & LEARNING (SoTL): DIVERSE METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES & CONSIDERATIONS

Diverse Methodological Approaches & Considerations for SoTL in Higher Education (.pdf)

The Scholarship of Teaching & Learning: Theory-Practice Integration in a Faculty Certificate Program (.pdf)

Enhanced Reflective Teaching Practices: Implications for Faculty Development Programs (.pdf)

HARRY HUBBALL - ADDITIONAL HANDOUTS

Competing Goods: Ethical Issues in the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning by Pat Hutchings
 

 

 
Learning Outcomes and Program-level Evaluation in a 4-Year Undergraduate Pharmacy Curriculum
 

 

 
Supporting the Implementation of Externally Generated Learning Outcomes and Learning-Centered Curriculum Development: An Integrated Framework
 

 

 
Learning Outcomes and Program-level Evaluation in a 4-Year Undergraduate Pharmacy Curriculum

 

 
The Scholarship of Curriculum Practice & Undergraduate Program Reform: Theory-Practice Integration (chapters 1, 2)

 

 
Learning-Centred Undergraduate Curricula in Programme, Institutional & Provincial Contexts (chapter 8)

 

 
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Theory–Practice Integration in a Faculty Certificate Program

 

 
The Scholarship of Curriculum Practice and Undergraduate Program Reform: Integrating Theory into Practice
   
Workshop on Portfolio Teaching rubric (2008)
 
CV Workshop (2007)

CV Workshop Slideshow (2007)

 

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