We teach in difficult times. Using Parker Palmer’s The Courage to Teach, this series engages Brown instructors in reflecting on why we teach, who we are as teachers, and how we can engage our students in sometimes challenging conversations in our classrooms.
We teach in difficult times. Using Parker Palmer’s *The Courage to Teach,* this series will engage Brown instructors in reflecting on why we teach, who we are as teachers, and how we can engage our students in sometimes challenging conversations in our classrooms. Participants are welcome to attend just one meeting of the series or all of them. Each meeting will be co-facilitated by Mary Wright (Associate Provost for Teaching and Learning and Professor [Research] in Sociology) and a guest facilitator. We will reflect on purpose-related themes raised in the book – why we teach and who we are as teachers – while “trying on” different discussion approaches. Discussion will take place Noon - 12:50 PM, with lunch served for takeaway or continued conversation.
On Friday, February 16, please join us for a discussion with Professor Andre Willis (Religious Studies). Please register.
On Tuesday, February 27, please join us for a discussion with Dean Rashid Zia (Engineering & Physics). Please register.
On Wednesday, March 20, please join us for a discussion with Dean Thomas (Tal) Lewis (Religious Studies). Please register.
On Friday, April 5, please join us for a discussion with Professor James (Jim) Valles (Physics) and Ruth Colwill (Cognitive and Psychological Sciences) at STEM Ed Fridays. Please register.
On Tuesday, April 9, please join us for a discussion co-facilitated with Laura Snyder (Education) and Brad Gibbs (Economics). Please register.
Are you interested in discussing STEM education at Brown? STEM Ed Friday is a vibrant learning community where STEM instructors and staff members share ideas, experiences, and challenges related to STEM education. Please register.
Please join the Sheridan Center for our Canvas Gradebook workshop! In a live demo, DLD Learning Technologists will cover topics pertaining to general gradebook settings, grade posting policies, exporting final grades to Banner, as well as a designated time for any questions. The workshop will be available via Zoom on Wednesday, March 27th from 12pm-1pm. Please register. If you have any questions about registration, please contact [email protected].
We teach in difficult times. Using Parker Palmer’s The Courage to Teach, this series will engage Brown instructors in reflecting on why we teach, who we are as teachers, and how we can engage our students in sometimes challenging conversations in our classrooms. Participants are welcome to attend just one meeting of the series or all of them. Each meeting will be co-facilitated by Mary Wright (Associate Provost for Teaching and Learning and Professor [Research] in Sociology) and a guest facilitator. We will reflect on purpose-related themes raised in the book – why we teach and who we are as teachers – while “trying on” different discussion approaches. Discussion will take place Noon - 12:50 PM, with lunch served for takeaway or continued conversation.
On Friday, February 16, please join us for a discussion with Professor Andre Willis (Religious Studies). Please register.
On Tuesday, February 27, please join us for a discussion with Dean Rashid Zia (Engineering & Physics). Please register.
On Wednesday, March 20, please join us for a discussion with Dean Thomas (Tal) Lewis (Religious Studies). Please register.
On Friday, April 5, please join us for a discussion with Professor James (Jim) Valles (Physics) and Ruth Colwill (Cognitive and Psychological Sciences) at STEM Ed Fridays. Please register.
On Tuesday, April 9, please join us for a discussion co-facilitated with Laura Snyder (Education) and Brad Gibbs (Economics). Please register.
Are you interested in discussing STEM education at Brown? STEM Ed Friday is a vibrant learning community where STEM instructors and staff members share ideas, experiences, and challenges related to STEM education. Please register.
We teach in difficult times. Using Parker Palmer’s The Courage to Teach, this series will engage Brown instructors in reflecting on why we teach, who we are as teachers, and how we can engage our students in sometimes challenging conversations in our classrooms. Participants are welcome to attend just one meeting of the series or all of them. Each meeting will be co-facilitated by Mary Wright (Associate Provost for Teaching and Learning and Professor [Research] in Sociology) and a guest facilitator. We will reflect on purpose-related themes raised in the book – why we teach and who we are as teachers – while “trying on” different discussion approaches. Discussion will take place Noon - 12:50 PM, with lunch served for takeaway or continued conversation.
On Friday, February 16, please join us for a discussion with Professor Andre Willis (Religious Studies). Please register.
On Tuesday, February 27, please join us for a discussion with Dean Rashid Zia (Engineering & Physics). Please register.
On Wednesday, March 20, please join us for a discussion with Dean Thomas (Tal) Lewis (Religious Studies). Please register.
On Friday, April 5, please join us for a discussion with Professor James (Jim) Valles (Physics) and Ruth Colwill (Cognitive and Psychological Sciences) at STEM Ed Fridays. Please register.
On Tuesday, April 9, please join us for a discussion co-facilitated with Laura Snyder (Education) and Brad Gibbs (Economics). Please register.
Do you have questions about using the Canvas template for your online Pre-College course? Join learning designers and technologists from Digital Learning and Design for an overview on how to use the Canvas template. They will also share tips for using Canvas as an organizing framework for your course. We will also devote part of the session to Q & A where you will be ask questions regarding your own course. Please register.
Are you interested in discussing STEM education at Brown? STEM Ed Friday is a vibrant learning community where STEM instructors and staff members share ideas, experiences, and challenges related to STEM education. Please register.