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Professional Development

Professional Development

In my opinion, a good instructor should constantly work on his own development. Therefore, I actively participate in teaching and learning workshops, seminars, and programs. This helps me to keep abreast of the most efficient and effective teaching and learning methodologies, techniques, and solutions to further advance teaching and learning. Below are some of the key events in which I have participated:

 

1) Teaching Orientation Workshop

2) Grading. Plagiarism. Building Vocabulary

3) Warm-up and Other Successful Activities in the Classroom

4) Ethics Workshop

5) The First Class: How to Make it First Class

6) Teaching with an Accent

7) MLCS Teaching Workshop

8) Leading Discussions

9 ) Building Working Relationships

10) Community Service Learning

11) Introduction to Generational Differences

12) Using Your Voice in the Classroom

13) Leaving Your Mark: Grading the Essay

14) Making the Most of your Bilingual Skills

15) The Google Works

16) TES - Assessment Planning Tools

17) Strategies for Interacting with Different Types of Students

18) Developing your Teaching Philosophy

19) Teaching with English as a Second Language

20) How to Prepare a Teaching Dossier

21) New Technologies Used in Classrooms

22) What Sets a 3M Teaching Winner Apart From the Rest?

23) Preparing and Delivering Presentations

24) Graduate Teaching and Learning Program: Peer Review

25) MLCS Teaching Workshop: Web 2.0 Tools

26) TLS Concept and Course Design Series: Learning Objectives

27) TLS - Why Students Don't Complete Required Reading - And What You Can Do To Help

28) TLS Concept and Course Design Series: Instructional Strategies

29) Video Services for Streaming Video

30) Google Beyond E-Mail - Drive and Forms

31) Wordpress

32) Moodle Basics

33) eClass (Moodle) Gradebook Training

 

To paraphrase Aristotle:

We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence in teaching and learning then, is not an act, but a habit.

Awards, Diplomas, and Other Forms of Recognition:

 

            

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