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This Week for Faculty: Supporting Reflective Teaching Practice
To make critical reflection part of your ongoing practice, consider the following.
This Week for Graduate Students: Applications for Pedagogies of Race and Oppression Learning Community Due Today
In this learning community, participants collectively engage focused topics in pedagogy—in this case, as they relate to race and marginalization.
This Week for Faculty: 🤖 Teaching and Learning in the Age of AI: Considerations, Resources, and Opportunities
We invite you to explore how your colleagues are integrating generative AI into their classrooms, and join us to experiment with AI Tools.
This Week for Graduate Students: Innovative Course Design Seminar: Applications Due Today!
In the Innovative Course Design Seminar, participants explore inclusive instructional design practices and create a learner-centered syllabus
This Week for Faculty: 5 Ways the CTL Can Support You With Your Teaching this Fall
Welcome to the Fall 2023 semester! The Center for Teaching and Learning is available to assist you throughout the semester.
This Week for Graduate Students: Essentials of Teaching and Learning Workshops Start Next Week!
The Essentials of Teaching and Learning workshops offer developing graduate student instructors approaches to better facilitate student learning.
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In the Spotlight
CTL staff support instructors at Columbia as they transform their classrooms and create engaging learning experiences. In these stories and conversations, instructors reflect back on their experiences.