WSU faculty share ideas, results at workshop series

WSU faculty often use pragmatic innovations to improve pedagogy. To help them share successful techniques, WSU is offering a continuing series of faculty-led workshops. All are 12:10 p.m.-1 p.m. in the CUE building at WSU Pullman, and all are also live-streamed. Lunch is provided.

Here’s the lineup for this academic year:

  • Oct. 13. Thinking Local: Building Effective Rubrics from the Ground Up
  • Oct. 29. Motivating Students to Come to Class Prepared
  • Nov. 18. Engaging your Students in Active Learning
  • Dec. 11. Improving Student Writing without Grading Revisions
  • Jan. 28. Heritage Speakers — Writing and Perceptions of Under-preparedness
  • Feb. 11. Mind Mapping
  • March 8. Flipping the Classroom, Lessons Learned
  • March 29. First-Generation Students on the College Campus
  • April 21. Establishing a Culture of Academic Integrity at WSU

The workshops are sponsored by the WSU Provost’s Office, WSU Teaching Academy and WSU Academic Outreach and Innovation. To join any of the workshops, please visit the WSU eLearning trainings page.

 

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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