Evidencing Teaching Excellence Workshops
Room 630, Level 6, FBE Building, 111 Barry Street, Carlton
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Evidencing the impact of your teaching upon the student experience and their learning is key when applying for confirmation, promotion, teaching awards, fellowships, or grants. This story is unique to each academic as it may take many forms and could draw on a variety of data.
This professional development series offers two sessions. The first will assist academics to reflect upon their personal and professional beliefs around teaching while the second session will consider ways in which their teaching impact can be evidenced. Participants will have the opportunity to draw on their own experiences in relation to University expectations such as those defined by The Advancing Students and Education Strategy: 2023–2030 and A Framework for Educational Excellence. Potential sources for collecting evidence and the support available to FBE academics will also be discussed.
Seminar 1 - Teaching Philosophy
Wednesday, 2 December, 1pm-3pm, Room 630, Level 6, FBE Building, 111 Barry Street, Carlton
During this seminar attendees will have the opportunity to reflect upon their personal and professional beliefs around teaching. They will be guided through practical activities to begin writing their teaching narrative.
Seminar 2 – Showcasing the Impact of Your Teaching
Thursday, 3 December, 10am-12pm, Room 630, Level 6, FBE Building, 111 Barry Street, Carlton
Building on the previous seminar, attendees will consider ways in which their teaching impact can be evidenced. They will have the opportunity to draw on their own experiences in relation to University expectations such as those defined by The Advancing Students and Education Strategy: 2023–2030 and A Framework for Educational Excellence. Potential sources for collecting evidence and the support available to FBE academics will also be discussed.