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SHERIDAN TEACHING SEMINAR LECTURE #3

“Cognitive Diversity in the Classroom: Teaching to Different Learning Styles”

Prof. Kathy Takayama (Sheridan Center)
5:30-7:00PM
Monday, November 9
Salomon 001

The third lecture of the Sheridan Teaching Seminar series will address the importance of recognizing cognitive diversity in the classroom. Prof. Kathy Takayama will discuss how inclusive teaching engages learners by teaching to different learning styles. Catherine Axe from Disability Support Services will discuss how we can provide support and accommodations for students with learning disabilities.