Texas A&M University-Kingsville

Monday Noon Seminar Series

The Center for Teaching Effectiveness is pleased to announce the following presentations in its 2012-13 Monday Noon Seminar Series. Each presentation includes a 20-Minute Mentor webinar from Magna Publications, followed by a discussion among our faculty facilitated by one of our faculty members. Lunch is provided to those who RSVP to Linda Gunter (linda.gunter@tamuk.edu, X-3098) by the Friday before the session.

Spring 2013

Date

Title

Facilitator

Links to Materials

(video is only available for one week following presentation)

Jan 28 How can I capture students’ interest in the first 5 minutes? Marco Iñiguez, Language and Literature
College of Arts and Sciences
 Handouts
February 4

How can I improve lessons with a 4-step plan? Lisa McNair, Teacher and Bilingual Education
College of Education and Human Performance

 Handouts

February 11

What is the best way to grade participation? David Sabrio, Language and Literature
College of Arts and Sciences
 Handouts
February 18

What is blended learning? Valerie Bartelt, Information Systems
College of Business Administration
 Handouts
February 25

What do I need to know about referring students for help? Steve Bain, Educational Leadership & Counseling College of Education and Human Performance  Handouts
March 4

How can I use low-stakes quizzing to enhance learning? Jacki Thomas, Language and Literature
College of Arts and Sciences
 Handouts
March 18

In blended courses, what should students do online? Stacey Gaines, Health and Kinesiology
College of Education & Human Performance
 Handouts
March 25

How do I develop a high-impact capstone course? Breanna Bailey, Civil and Architectural Engineering Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering  Handouts
April 1

What are the communication "musts" in an online class? Ashley Bennington, Management and Marketing College of Business Administration  Handouts
April 8

How do I design courses to enhance student veterans' success? Richard Spainhour, Army ROTC
College of Business Administration
 Handouts
April 15

Where can I find free tools for holding online office hours? David Ramirez, Environmental Engineering
Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering
 Handouts
April 22

How do I choose between synchronous and asynchronous activities? Angel Ball, Biological and Health Sciences
College of Arts and Sciences
 Handouts
April 29

How can I make my exams more about learning, less about grades? Kathleen Rees, Human Sciences
Dick and Mary Lewis Kleberg College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Human Sciences
 Handouts

Should I Encourage Experiential Learning During Class? How?

Handouts 
 

Fall 2012

September 10

Can I safely send group text messages to students for free?

Marybeth Green, College of Education & Human Performance

Handouts

September 17

Cell phones, laptops, and Facebook: what can I do about them?

Glenda Holland, College of Education & Human Performance

 Handouts

September 24

How can I use informal writing as part of a low-stakes grading strategy?

Kelly Fisher, College of Business Administration

Handouts

October 1

What is blended learning?

Ashley Bennington, College of Business Administration

Handouts

Principles of Teaching and Learning

October 8

How can objects and analogies improve my teaching?

Christine Reiser-Robins, College of Arts & Sciences

 Handouts

October 15

How can I promote deep, lasting student learning?

Kim Jones, Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering

 Handouts

October 22

How do I choose between synchronous & asynchronous activities?

Angel Ball, College of Arts & Sciences

 Handouts

October 29

Peer reviews of online teaching: what works best?

Lori Kupczynski, College of Education & Human Performance

 Handouts

November 5

Can I safely use Facebook with students for class interaction?

Shannon Baker, College of Arts & Sciences

 Handouts

November 12

How can I stay calm when student push my buttons?

Bart Ballard, Dick and Mary Lewis Kleberg College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Human Sciences

 Handouts

November 19

How can I connect students’ interests to course content?

Scott Henke, Dick and Mary Lewis Kleberg College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Human Sciences

 Handouts

November 26

In blended courses, what should students do online?

Stacey Gaines, College of Education & Human Performance

 Handouts

December 3

How can I enhance class using story, popular media and objects?

Roberto Vela, College of Arts & Sciences

 

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