Graduate Teaching Center
Resources
In addition to the handbook published by the Center titled Becoming Teachers, the staff has developed a collection of resources covering many topics of interest to new and advanced teachers.
The following thematic tutorials provide many practical tips for improving one’s teaching, as well as activities and handouts for use in the classroom. Those who work with a group of teachers may also find the topical workshop outlines useful.
- Teaching Students to Write Good Papers
- Advanced Discussion Leading
- Teaching Students with Different Learning Styles and Levels of Preparation
- Finding Advanced Teaching Opportunities
- Teaching Journal Articles
- Advanced Section Planning
- Using Technology in Section
- Diversity in the Classroom
- Public Speaking for Teachers I: Lecturing Without Fear
- Public Speaking for Teachers II: The Mechanics of Speaking
- Teaching Controversial Topics
- Preparing a Lecture
The Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education is a custom search engine that targets teaching and learning center websites.
Tomorrow’s Professor contains an ever-growing list of articles on teaching and learning, academic careers, and related issues maintained by Richard Reis of Stanford University.
The Teagle Foundation presents a collection of articles and podcasts on liberal education, learning, and other topics of interest to college teachers.
