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Alphabetically, here are updates from our Independent members | Alphabetically, here are updates from our Independent members | ||
| + | '''Crealock, Martha''' | ||
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| + | ''Educational Development Work and Projects'' | ||
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| + | Contact: [email protected] | ||
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| + | '''University of Saskatchewan Contract''' | ||
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| + | * My contract at the Gwenna Moss Teaching and Learning Centre at the University of Saskatchewan ended. I took a trip around the world and moved back home to Kitchener-Waterloo. I am not working full time, but I am not sure I would call myself "semi-retired". | ||
| + | * One of the U Sask 3M Fellows has approached me about co-presenting with him at STLHE in Toronto about our "Teaching in Canada" discussion group with and for internationally educated faculty. | ||
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| + | '''ISW in Beijing''' | ||
| + | * A group of eight English professors from Beijing JiaoTong University did an extended ISW at the Gwenna Moss Centre with significant observations of Canadian university teaching. | ||
| + | * They invited me to their university in China December 2008 where I did some undergraduate and graduate teaching and follow-up on their ISW learning. We did some work comparing the use of educational technology in western vs. Chinese classrooms, and I gave a workshop on engaging teaching and participatory learning. | ||
| + | * In my classroom visits and interviews with professors and students, I deepened my understanding of the Chinese culture of education (Confuscianism, history of teacher-centred instruction, an atmosphere of high government expectations and rigid, dictated, inflexible curricula). | ||
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Contact: [email protected] | Contact: [email protected] | ||
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'''University of Ottawa Contract''' | '''University of Ottawa Contract''' | ||
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'''3M Fellowship Nomination Consulting''' | '''3M Fellowship Nomination Consulting''' | ||
| − | + | * workshops and individual consulting with nominators and nominees engaged in preparing 3M Fellowship submissions. | |
| + | * session on this topic at the STLHE conference in Fredericton | ||
'''Research Project Contract''' | '''Research Project Contract''' | ||
(for the Associate Vice-President Teaching and Learning, U of O) | (for the Associate Vice-President Teaching and Learning, U of O) | ||
| − | An examination of | + | An examination of institutional policies and procedures for valuing and rewarding teaching in Canadian universities. Specifically I am looking for examples of policies and procedures which indicate that the university has operationalized a commitment to quality teaching in concrete institutional practices. A few examples include: |
| − | + | * annual reviews of teaching performance based on multiple measures (peer evaluation, student evaluation, self-evaluation). | |
| − | + | * teaching dossier required of all faculty as part of all performance reviews (annual, tenure, promotion, etc.) | |
| − | + | * training required for Deans, Chairs, and committees who are called upon to evaluate teaching dossiers, student and peer assessments,etc. for purposes of hiring, promotion, tenure/permanence. | |
| − | + | * institutional support to attend conferences devoted to excellence in teaching | |
| − | + | * acceptance of projects related to teaching for sabbatical leaves | |
| − | + | * obligatory training in teaching practices for professors with little or no teaching experience. | |
| − | + | * obligatory training for Teaching Assistants | |
| + | * etc. | ||
If you have an interest in this topic, please contact me at [email protected]. | If you have an interest in this topic, please contact me at [email protected]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:09, 25 September 2024
Alphabetically, here are updates from our Independent members
Crealock, Martha
Educational Development Work and Projects
Contact: [email protected]
University of Saskatchewan Contract
- My contract at the Gwenna Moss Teaching and Learning Centre at the University of Saskatchewan ended. I took a trip around the world and moved back home to Kitchener-Waterloo. I am not working full time, but I am not sure I would call myself "semi-retired".
- One of the U Sask 3M Fellows has approached me about co-presenting with him at STLHE in Toronto about our "Teaching in Canada" discussion group with and for internationally educated faculty.
ISW in Beijing
- A group of eight English professors from Beijing JiaoTong University did an extended ISW at the Gwenna Moss Centre with significant observations of Canadian university teaching.
- They invited me to their university in China December 2008 where I did some undergraduate and graduate teaching and follow-up on their ISW learning. We did some work comparing the use of educational technology in western vs. Chinese classrooms, and I gave a workshop on engaging teaching and participatory learning.
- In my classroom visits and interviews with professors and students, I deepened my understanding of the Chinese culture of education (Confuscianism, history of teacher-centred instruction, an atmosphere of high government expectations and rigid, dictated, inflexible curricula).
Dence, Carole
Higher Education Research and Projects
Contact: [email protected]
University of Ottawa Contract
At the end of August I completed my contract as Director of the Centre de pédagogie universitaire/Centre for University Teaching at the University of Ottawa. I am once again semi-retired and working as an independent educational developer.
3M Fellowship Nomination Consulting
- workshops and individual consulting with nominators and nominees engaged in preparing 3M Fellowship submissions.
- session on this topic at the STLHE conference in Fredericton
Research Project Contract
(for the Associate Vice-President Teaching and Learning, U of O)
An examination of institutional policies and procedures for valuing and rewarding teaching in Canadian universities. Specifically I am looking for examples of policies and procedures which indicate that the university has operationalized a commitment to quality teaching in concrete institutional practices. A few examples include:
- annual reviews of teaching performance based on multiple measures (peer evaluation, student evaluation, self-evaluation).
- teaching dossier required of all faculty as part of all performance reviews (annual, tenure, promotion, etc.)
- training required for Deans, Chairs, and committees who are called upon to evaluate teaching dossiers, student and peer assessments,etc. for purposes of hiring, promotion, tenure/permanence.
- institutional support to attend conferences devoted to excellence in teaching
- acceptance of projects related to teaching for sabbatical leaves
- obligatory training in teaching practices for professors with little or no teaching experience.
- obligatory training for Teaching Assistants
- etc.
If you have an interest in this topic, please contact me at [email protected].
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