Hoos Learn Together: Fostering Belonging in Large-Lecture Courses
Develop tailored strategies to overcome obstacles to belonging in your large courses.
- May 2, 2025
- 10:00 AM–1:00 PM
- CTE Library, Hotel D
Develop tailored strategies to overcome obstacles to belonging in your large courses.
Join us to discuss 2025 Summit keynote speaker Sarah Rose Cavanagh's book.
Explore the key sections of an empirical teaching and learning paper and how to create a well-aligned empirical manuscript that balances depth and clarity.
Explore and test AI tools designed to help you synthesize research, locate your work in the context of key debates, and arrange your sources to form a compelling argument.
Learn how to effectively communicate with your students about generative AI, from course policies and assignments to open dialogues in the classroom.
Learn strategies for encouraging and equitably assessing student participation in your courses.
Learn about three popular alternative grading methods and hear from a panel of faculty on their experiences implementing alternative grading, including benefits, challenges, and advice for getting started.
Explore different types of peer-reviewed publications and discuss how to align your work with the right journal.
Learn how to write and evaluate a reflective teaching statement.
Join Amande Lee Savage to identify ways colonialism impacts your life and discuss how that lens informs our curriculum, assignments, or classroom policies.