Join us from 3:35–4:50 p.m.
on Wednesday, November 13, 2013, in the Crimson Event Center, Folger Hall, for a
Reflective Practice Large Group Meeting on the topic!
- Have you been searching for more
exciting assignments and ways to assess your students’
learning?
- Have you tried using
authentic assignments?
- Have you tried using posters as a means
for students to demonstrate what they’ve learned?
Several of your IUP colleagues have
agreed to serve on a panel to discuss how they’ve experimented
with these tactics. They will also field questions from those of
you who are curious
and would like to give it a try. Who will be there, you ask?
- Brian Jones, of Theater and Dance
- Hilario Molina, of Sociology
- Edel Reilly,
of Mathematics
- Mac Fiddner, of Political Science, is
not available to join us, but he asks his students to
demonstrate their understanding of
American foreign policy using posters. He agreed to have
examples of their work on display at our event!
And, as always, if you have already
been using some of these tactics, please feel free to bring
examples of your assignments and student products to share! We
hope to see you
there.
This event is for faculty and teaching assistants only.
No need to RSVP.
Refreshments provided!
Center for Teaching Excellence