Here are three upcoming webinars from different sources that might that might interest you as an instructor. You are welcome to view any of them along with others in the CTE, or for the first two, you can register and participate on your own. The third can only be viewed in the CTE. Please go ahead and mark your calendar now for those of interest.
- Are You Ready to Flip?
The flipped classroom is a reversed teaching model that delivers instruction to the students in advance through interactive, teacher-created videos and online learning activities and moves discussion, active learning, and other activities to the classroom. Students come to class ready to collaborate and learn together in an active, engaging environment.
Thursday, September 25, 2-3pm
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- My Students Won't Stop Behaving Badly. Now What?
From texting to rude behavior to tantrums and even violence, faculty can encounter disruptive behavior by students in face-to-face, hybrid, and online environments. We’ll talk some about low level disruptions, techniques to resolve them, and then focus on how to de-escalate those which could spiral out of contro.
Tuesday, November 4, 12-1:30pmUSG Faculty Development Series
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- Teaching Non-Traditional Students: An Assest-Based Approach
This seminar takes an asset-based approach to how you can help non-traditional students learn. You will learn how to shift the paradigm so that your non-traditional students will focus on their strengths rather than on their differences or deficits.
Tuesday, October 7, 2-3pm. Viewable in the CTE only though we will post an archive of it in the Faculty Resources course in GeorgiaVIEW a few weeks after the webinar.
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