Montclair State University - Teaching and Learning Resource Center

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Forums and Workshops How can we best help students learn? How can we foster higher levels of student achievement? How can we plan and execute the best courses? The Center promotes an ongoing discussion about teaching and learning matters, striving both to facilitate that conversation and to contribute to it intellectually. It seeks primarily to treat teaching as scholarship, as serious intellectual work that is as important as the research that faculty members produce, and to think of college courses as windows on the way professors define and practice their disciplines. That conversation explores the meaning of learning and how best to foster it. It probes the research and theoretical literature on human learning and encourages an exchanges of ideas among faculty members from across the university. The Center offers a variety of forums and workshops to help professors and graduate teaching assistants explore the implications of important theoretical and research literature on human learning and teaching as they grapple with these questions. The Center will work with departments and schools to develop and offer programs that meet the specific needs of their faculty members or graduate teaching assistants. To find information on some of the programs the Center can offer click here. For a current schedule of upcoming programs click here.

The Teaching and Learning Resource Center at Montclair State University - Montclair, New Jersey, 07043, USA
| 973-65-LEARN (655-3276) | Teach-Learn@mail.montclair.edu | Ken Bain, Director