Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Undergraduate Academic Affairs, Virginia Tech
Fall 2019 Services & Programs Flyer (pdf)
Classroom Assessment Techniques (pdf)
Classroom assessment techniques are activities that can be used for both faculty and students to gather information on the learning process. They are generally simple activities that can provide useful formative information and feedback.
Integrating Learning Pauses into Your Lectures (pdf)
The term learning pause refers to pausing the lecture (or, more specifically, the instructor’s time directly expositing content) to incorporate active learning activities that focus on students processing the information from the lecture.
Interactive Lecturing (pdf)
Lecturing can be one of the most effective ways to deliver large amounts of content to a variety of class sizes. To contribute to higher levels of student success, incorporating strategies to make lectures more interactive is a way to engage students in the learning process.
Destination Areas Specific
- Guiding Principles
- Common Characteristics and Learning Outcomes
- Curricular Framework and Transdisciplinary Glossary
- DA/SGA Governance How-To
- DA Courses (proposed or in development)
Existing Virginia Tech Programs and Courses
Pathways to General Education Resources
Supporting Virginia Tech faculty
We offer an array of confidential, customized services to meet faculty needs, from consulting to workshops to certificates to annual conferences.
Project Based Learning Institute Applications Due December 16
Teams are invited to submit an application to attend the Project Based Learning Institute by WPI at Virginia Tech
Registration is now open for the Conference on Higher Education Pedagogy
CHEP registration is open; early registration ends January 6
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