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Teach Less Learning More Faculty Learning Community (AY2016-2017) (a year-long programme)
Katrine K. Wong
2016-10
Size of Audience~15
Type of Speakerco-facilitator
AbstractFor the 2016-17 Academic Year, CTLE has organized TLLM (Teach Less - Learn More) as a Faculty Learning Community focused on using learner-centered pedagogies and technologies to improve student learning in UM courses. Often a small change in pedagogy will improve student engagement and learning while saving instructors time and effort. In TLLM we will explore evidence-based pedagogies that do this. The purpose of the learning community is to help UM academic staff be more effective teachers and enhance student learning. TLLM will meet on a regular basis, throughout the 2016-17 academic year to share and discuss articles, book chapters, websites, reports, etc. regarding effective teaching practices. TLLM community will begin in Oct. till the end of the Spring Semester. Each member of the learning community is expected to attend the regular meetings and contribute to the work of the group. Members who consistently contribute to the group will receive a citation documenting their participation. (https://ummoodle.um.edu.mo/course/view.php?id=31776)
KeywordTeaching And Learning Strategies Reflective Practice Faculty Learning Community
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Language英語English
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CollectionUniversity of Macau
AffiliationUniversity of Macau
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Katrine K. Wong. Teach Less Learning More Faculty Learning Community (AY2016-2017) (a year-long programme)
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