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Note: The Internship prerequisite is one course. The Certificate requirements are completion of two courses, a learning community, and the internship.
In-Person
Moving beyond boilerplate: Equity and Inclusion in the College Classroom [C]
Unpack the mechanisms that give rise to inequity in higher education, examine our own participation in those mechanisms, and generate alternative ways of teaching that challenge those mechanisms.
Exploring Practices in the Classroom (EPIC): Inclusive Teaching [LC]
For experienced TAs: Continue your development as an instructor with an in-depth exploration of inclusive teaching practices and opportunities to apply them in your own classroom.
Create an evidence-based teaching plan: 4-week series
This four-week series will prepare you to develop a backwards designed teaching plan, and to start designing your teaching-as-research project during the Delta internship. Required preparation for the internship; open to all who have taken or are taking a Delta or CIRTL course.
Teaching in Science and Engineering: The College Classroom [C]
Develop foundational knowledge of a evidence-based pedagogical practices, explore how excellence and diversity are intertwined, and practice new teaching approaches in a supportive environment.
Research Mentor Training [LC]
Explore strategies to become a more effective, culturally responsive mentor, and discuss mentoring challenges as they arise.
Intro to Evidence-Based STEM Teaching local learning community
The Delta Program will offer local Learning Community to support the online Introduction Evidenced-Based STEM Teaching course.
Summer Teaching Institutes
Explore active learning, formative, summative, and hypothesis-driven assessment, and responsiveness to diversity. Participants will examine a variety of teaching practices and principles and will participate in peer-evaluated micro-teaching exercise.
Leveraging Tech to Teach
Teach better and more efficiently by harnessing learning technologies in your practice. We’ll explore how to effectively use tools such as videos, interactive media, screencasting, games and simulations, online discussions, and, of course, Canvas.
Effective Teaching in an Internationally Diverse Classroom
Using the lens of international experience, this course models 'flipped classroom' and 'blended learning' approaches and advances your skills in leveraging the diversity of your students for the learning of all.
Exploring Practices in the Classroom (EPIC): Foundations [LC]
For new or experienced TAs: develop an effective, inclusive teaching practice as well as navigate teaching challenges as they emerge throughout the semester
Internship Seminar
Develop your teaching skills with a real-world project to address a challenge in student learning.
Exploring Teaching Practices for International TAs
International graduate teaching assistants (TAs) will use their own diverse educational backgrounds to explore approaches and develop skills as effective instructors
Applying Active Learning: Using Writing to Teach in Any Discipline [C]
Learn how to use writing to promote students’ active learning, while maximizing your own time, in any disciplinary or course context
Informal Science Education for Scientists & Engineers
Learn about the learning process, the needs and learning styles of children, techniques for engaging young people in the process of science, means of evaluating informal learning experiences, and techniques for reflecting on their own learning from community service experiences.
Research Mentor Training: Faculty-only section
Explore strategies to become a more effective, culturally responsive mentor, and discuss mentoring challenges as they arise
Improv to Improve Science Communication and Teaching [1/2C]
Use the principles of improv theater to improve your communication in multiple contexts and audiences, including talking with colleagues, presenting your research, and teaching in the classroom.
Online
Planning Your Teaching-as-Research Project (reg closes 9/16/19)
Plan and refine your own Teaching-as-Research project alongside a learning community of peers in this 11-week online course
Intro to Evidence-Based Undergraduate STEM Teaching (MOOC, starts 9/30)
This free, 8-week, asynchronous online course will provide future and current STEM faculty with an introduction to evidence-based STEM teaching practices.
Equity in STEM for All Genders (reg closes 9/16/19)
Analyze gender bias and collaboratively develop approaches to counter gender bias in STEM in this 9-week online course.
Online Teaching Practicum
The Online Teaching Practicum is a unique opportunity to learn how to effectively support synchronous online learning, with the option to propose and facilitate a future online workshop.
How People Learn
The purpose of this six-week series is to take participants on a journey through these texts, beginning with the scientific bases of learning, through the design of successful learning environments, the role of culture in the learning process, and finally, integrating digital technologies into the effective learning environment.
Summer Institute on Scientific Teaching
In this five-day, online institute, participants will design an evidence-based, inclusive teaching activity. Each day will be split between independent work, large group activities and lessons, and small group work.
Advancing Learning through Evidence-Based STEM Teaching
An 8-week open, online, asynchronous short course (MOOC) designed to provide future STEM faculty, graduate students and post-doctoral fellows with an introduction to effective teaching strategies and the research that supports them
Engaging Students in the Teaching of Statistics (Registration closes: 3/11/19)
In this 4-week short course, current and future statistics instructors will learn engaging pedagogical practices including active learning
Diversity in the College Classroom (reg closes 9/16/19)
Explore the theory behind how diversity affects learning and develop practical classroom strategies in this 9-week course designed for STEM/SBE grad students and postdocs