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Teaching as Research Project Findings Shared

Note: Re-posted from the Fall 2015 Graduate School newsletter. Save the date of May 16, 2016 for the 5th Annual Classroom Research and Teaching Symposium!

At a Cornell symposium in May 2015, nearly 30 graduate students presented about their research. Why is that newsworthy? In this case, the research they presented was all about teaching. Now in its fourth year, the 2015 Classroom Research and Teaching Symposium attracted over 60 attendees, including faculty, staff, and graduate students from the University of Rochester, as well as around Cornell.

The Symposium is held at the end of every academic year, bringing together graduate students and faculty who are interested in applying their research skills to develop more effective teaching practices. In addition to the poster and laptop Continue reading

Teaching MOOC Discussions

mooc video introAre you taking the CIRTL Massive Open Online Course, an Introduction to Evidence-Based STEM Undergraduate Teaching, or thinking about it? Come to an organizational meeting on Monday, September 28, with free lunch! We will be in 221 Weill Hall from 12-1 pm.

Can’t make it at this time but interested anyway?

June 26, 2015 – Summer PROFessional Development

Resources and Programs

Today’s session includes presentations about resources, classes, and programs about teaching at Cornell and through the CIRTL Network, and how to get funding to do some of these programs.

PROFessionalDevelopment_Handout_Week2-revised (PDF)