CTC Roundtables

What are Roundtables?

Roundtable discussions are informal conversations on a particular topic. Faculty and staff are invited bring their lunch at noon most Mondays and Wednesday in the College Teaching Centers and join a speaker to discuss a topic related to teaching and learning. See Roundtable Schedule. Some of the topics have been:

Academic Integrity at TC3
Advising
Using StrengthsQuest™ in Your Classes
Posture, Stretching and Ergonomic Workstation Setup
Student Responders in the Classroom
Working Abroad: Experiences in Nicaragua
Assessment and Grades
Instructional Technology
Study Abroad Opportunities

Faculty are also encouraged to give presentations and facilitate discussions at roundtables on topics in which they have interest. To give a presentation, contact Bob Yavits.

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	Adjunct Information CTC History Equipment Professional Development Mentoring Program Publications Successful Teaching Conference Roundtables Roundtable Calendar	CTC Roundtables What are Roundtables? Roundtable discussions are informal conversations on a particular topic. Faculty and staff are invited bring their lunch at noon most Mondays and Wednesday in the College Teaching Centers and join a speaker to discuss a topic related to teaching and learning. See Roundtable Schedule. Some of the topics have been: Academic Integrity at TC3 Advising Using StrengthsQuest™ in Your Classes Posture, Stretching and Ergonomic Workstation Setup Student Responders in the Classroom Working Abroad: Experiences in Nicaragua Assessment and Grades Instructional Technology Study Abroad Opportunities Faculty are also encouraged to give presentations and facilitate discussions at roundtables on topics in which they have interest. To give a presentation, contact Bob Yavits.
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