Spotlight: Helping Students Re-engage
Pandemic disruptions have caused many students’ engagement muscles to atrophy. This year students may need a bit of “PT” – not physical therapy, but pedagogical therapy to help them rebuild those muscles. Explore strategies to help students reconnect and re-engage in the classroom.
Inclusive teaching
Inclusive teaching practices, strategies, and resources at the UW.
Syllabus design
Engaging students
Read about student-centered active learning approaches to instruction.
Hybrid/
online
Guidance for designing and refining hybrid and online courses.
Upcoming Workshops
Jan 12 | Reflection & Practice Series – Improvising the World
Join UW Bothell professor, Ching-In Chen, as they explore how to use improvisation and speculation to help students re-imagine today’s challenges and become engaged leaders.
Jan 20 | Introduction to Open Pedagogy
Join colleagues in an interactive exploration of the benefits, challenges, and transformative potential of open pedagogy assignments.
Get inspired: Innovative teaching and learning at UW
2022 Teaching Awards recipients
Congratulations to this year’s Teaching Award recipients: Samuel Jaffee, Marcus J. Johnson, Ines Jurcevic, Adam Leaché, Mikelle Nuwer, and Kristin Privitera-Johnson. We are honored to have such wonderful instructors among us!
Helping Students Re-engage
Pandemic disruptions have caused many students’ engagement muscles to atrophy. This year students may need a bit of “PT” – not physical therapy, but pedagogical therapy to help them rebuild those muscles. Explore Strategies to help them re-engage in the classroom.
Accessible Teaching Strategies
Help students succeed in your course with these accessible teaching strategies.