CTL Weekly - 28 February 2022

CTL Activities

1. 2022 Academic English Writing Workshops: Writing and Re-Writing as a Team: A Case Study (see attachment 1)


Date & Time: noon - 1:00 pm, March 7 (Mon)
Speaker: Dr. Thomas Jack Huggins (Assistant Professor of DST, Associate Editor for Aus. Journal of Disaster and Trauma Studies Programme Co-Chair for ISCRAM)
Language: English
Venue: T6-105
Eligibility: Teaching/Teaching support staff
Registration:
https://mis.uic.edu.cn/survey/login.jsp
(DDL: March 3, Successful applicants will be notified by email later. Light lunch will be provided.)

Abstract: This workshop provides an example of how one theoretical paper can take well over two years to compose and edit. The paper content was originally drafted by a management academic and grew into a concise synthesis of management, engineering and psychology literature. Content from successive drafts will be used to teach workshop participants about progressively re-writing raw academic work at the intersection of various disciplines, and about how this can lead to a quality output.

2. Workshop | Flipped Classroom and Development of the Blended Learning Courses: From Theory to Practice 翻转课堂与混合金课建设:从理论到实操 (see attachment 2)

Eligibility: Teaching/Teaching support staff (Successful applicants will be notified by email later)
Speaker: Prof. Jianpeng Guo, Institution of Education, Xiamen University
厦门大学教育研究院郭建鹏教授 (博士生导师、高等教育发展研究中心副主任,教育心理研究所所长,大学教学研究中心主任,厦门大学国家级教师发展中心兼职专家。“福建省杰出青年科研人才培育计划”人选)
Language: Mandarin
Abstract: 本次活动将采用讲座和工作坊的方式,系统介绍如何通过翻转课堂和混合式教学实现信息技术与教育教学的深度融合,重构传统课堂教学方式,提升课堂教学水平。首先,从理论上介绍翻转课堂与混合式教学的政策与历史、理念与优势、不足与挑战。其次,重点从实操上介绍并应用O-PIRTAS翻转课堂模式,通过工作坊带领学员进行一次翻转课堂教学设计,并进行交流和讨论。以帮助学员更加深刻地理解教学创新的内涵,找到自己的教学创新模式。  

Part 1: Lecture
Date & Time: noon - 1 pm, March 16
Venue: T4-304
Light lunch will be provided.

Part 2: Worshop
Date & Time: 2pm - 4 pm, March 16
Venue: T4-304


Registration: https://mis.uic.edu.cn/survey/login.jsp
(DDL:March 15,10:00 am)

3. Event | Lunchtime Concert Series
Date &Time: noon – 1 pm, March 4 (Fri)
Venue: Rehearsal Studio (CC129)
Jointly organized by: DCC-MUS & SAO & CTL (No tickets are required)


HKBU Activities

1. Lecture | Grading Made Easy (Or, Easier)

Date & Time: 11:15 am – 12:30 pm, March 16 (Wed)
Facilitator(s): Ms FONG Yuen Shan, Michelle (Assistant Lecturer, Language Centre, HKBU), Dr LAU Chaak Ming (Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics and Modern Language Studies, EdUHK)
Language: English
Venue: via ZOOM
Registration: click
Here


Other T&L Activities & Resources

1. FYMSiC: Online Teaching Meet Up | TAs’ & Students’ perspectives on teaching & learning math & stats in these weird times across Canada

Date: 4:00am, March 4 (Beijing Time) / 3:00 pm (EST), March 3
Venue:via ZOOM
Zoom Link:
https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/88277377873
Passcode: fymsic

Abstract: In short introductions/talks with room for a Q&A, undergraduate and graduate TAs and undergraduate students from across Canada who are brave to talk to FYMSiC. They will share their experiences with teaching and learning math and stats in these weird times being online and/or in person. It is important to hear their voices to better our teaching practice and courses.

Resources Shared: Diana Skrzydlo (Waterloo) [Presentation Slides: see attachment 3] for her FYMSiC Online Teaching Meet Up presentation titled “Connecting statistics curriculum to students’ curiosity”.

2. XJTLU Annual Learning and Teaching Colloquium: Teaching in Transition

The Colloquium provides a platform for faculty and students from across the University and beyond who seek to continuously improve their teaching and learning.

Date: April 7-8, 2022
Call for Proposals (Extended Deadline): March 6
Venue: onsite and online (the link is to be provided)
Website: click
Here
Contact: edu@xjtlu.edu.cn

April 7: EDU Opening, Panel Discussion Session and Breakout Session (see attachment 4)
Topic: Teaching in Transition

April 8: EDU Technology-Enhanced Learning (TEL) Panel Discussion (see attachment 5)
Topic: Challenges and opportunities: disciplinary approaches of using technology for learning and teaching transition in the digital era.


3. Advance HE February Newsletter: see attachment 6


Last Updated: March 1, 2022