Event Details

Teaching Effectiveness Initiative (TEI): Post-Implementation Reflection Workshop

The TEI provides recognition to faculty invested in growing their teaching practice by attending professional development, implementing evidence-based teaching practices, and reflecting on the impact on students. During this session, we will provide a brief overview of the TEI Program. Participants can use the remaining time to work on completing a TEI Post-Implementation Reflection Form.

Bring the following to the workshop:
1. A description of a professional development experience you have attended
2. Outcomes for the professional development
3. Notes on changes you made in a course based on attending that professional development
4. Laptop or other device

Outcomes:
1. Reflect on teaching practices implemented after professional development
2. Align implemented teaching practices with the Teaching Effectiveness Framework
3. Reflect on student responses to newly implemented teaching practices
4. Draft a TEI Post Implementation reflection form

TEF alignment: None

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