Friday, November 20, 2009

Administration

 

Faculty Development Links & Resources

The purpose of this page is to assist CSN faculty by providing them online resources and links to different teaching strategies and references. CAPE hopes that this webpage will assist faculty in expediting the process of navigating the vast amount of information located on the Web.

Getting Results - Whether you're a new or experienced teacher, you have a chance to make an impact on the future of the country. How can you be as effective as possible?

This multimedia resource for community college faculty will challenge your previous thinking about teaching and learning and give you the basic tools for effective classroom practice. The key theme of the course is to encourage you to focus on what the students will do and take responsibility for their success.

Teachers know their content and they know how to explain. These are valuable skills. But teachers have to become experts at tapping into their students' knowledge base and how they learn.


 

Teaching & Learning Resources

Academic Integrity

Active Learning

Adult Learners

Assessment/Grading

Bloom's Taxonomy

Classroom Assessment

Classroom Management

Cooperative Learning

Course Design

Curriculum

Diversity

E-Portfolios

 Effective Lecturing

 First Day of Class

Informal Learning

International Students

 

 Internet Use

Large Classes

Learning Styles

Learning Environments

Learning Theories

Motivation

Multiculturalism

Online Learning

Plagiarism

PowerPoint

Problem-Based Learning

Rubrics

Second Language Learners 

Service Learning

Syllabus

Technology in the Classroom

Web 2.0

Innovations in Teaching and Learning

College of Southern Nevada Faculty Links

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY


Academic Integirty

Learning Environments

Plagiarism

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ASSESSMENT/GRADING

Classroom Assessment

E-Portfolios

Rubrics

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COURSE DESIGN/DEVELOPMENT

Bloom's Taxonomy

Curriculum

First Day of Class

Syllabus

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DIVERSITY

International Students

Multiculturalism

Adult Learners

Second Language Learners

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LEARNING STYLES


Informal Learning

Learning Styles

Learning Theories

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TEACHING METHODS/APPROACHES

Active Learning

Classroom Management

Cooperative Learning

Effective Lecturing

Large Classes

Motivation

Problem Based Learning

Service Learning (New)

 

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TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM

Internet Use

Online Learning

PowerPoint

Web 2.0

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