Kudos to St. Ed’s SoTL Writing Groups member, Santiago Toledo, Chemistry, for publishing his article, “Encouraging Higher-Order Thinking in General Chemistry by Scaffolding Student Learning Using Marzano’s Taxonomy” in the Journal of Chemical Education. Did you make progress last semester?… Continue Reading
This year, the Center for Teaching Excellence is again hosting learning communities for faculty members interested in the scholarship of teaching and learning (commonly abbreviated as “SoTL”). This semester, the CTE is piloting a new form of SoTL support: writing… Continue Reading
Going Public “Going Public,” Vanderbilt SoTL Guide Fitting Writing & Research Into Your Crazy Life General Resources Paul J. Silvia has written one of the most popular and to-the-point books on the subject: How to Write a Lot: A Practical… Continue Reading
Reading: Vanderbilt SoTL Guide, “Identifying Evidence” (including the hyperlink at the bottom of the page about “Gathering Evidence” Vanderbilt SoTL Guide, “Planning the Project Design” (including the hyperlink at the bottom of the page about “Project Design” Vanderbilt SoTL Guide,… Continue Reading
Reading Huber, M. T. (2002). Disciplinary styles in the scholarship of teaching: Reflection on The Carnegie Academy for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. In M. T. Huber & S. P. Morreale (Eds.), Disciplinary styles in the scholarship of teaching… Continue Reading
Prepare for the October 23 meeting Reading “Understanding SoTL” in the Vanderbilt SoTL Guide (read all the web pages, but watching videos or clicking through to PDF links is optional) Under “Doing SoTL” in the Vanderbilt SoTL Guide, read: “Getting… Continue Reading
What is the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning? – Giulia Forsythe https://www.flickr.com/photos/gforsythe/8571539827/ A Short History of SoTL Video: “History of SoTL“ Discussion: In your experience – in your field and here at St. edward’s – is SoTL considered a legitimate form of… Continue Reading
Welcome to the 2014-15 Scholarship of Teaching & Learning Circle! Some of you may be regular group members who join us for the entire semester. Some of you may plan to attend just one topic or another. Whoever you are,… Continue Reading