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CATL Reading Group – Cheating Lessons by James Lang
May 28, 2015
Lang’s book reviews key studies on student cheating, provides examples of student and faculty efforts to stop it, and provides effective strategies for reducing cheating that also improve student learning and performance.
New CEL resource: Mentoring undergraduate research
April 30, 2015
A new series of videos features leading scholars identifying best practices for mentoring undergraduate researchers and supporting faculty mentors.
CATL scholarly teaching symposium – May 20
April 30, 2015
Join CATL and other members of the Elon teaching community for our 2nd annual Scholarly Teaching Symposium, where we'll dig into questions about student learning using the “decoding the disciplines” framework developed at Indiana University.
Elon faculty publish on teaching with visual images across the disciplines
April 3, 2015
Four Elon faculty members contributed to the latest issue of New Directions for Teaching and Learning.
CATL Co-sponsored Session: Internship Mentoring Workshop – April 22
March 11, 2015
This session is for faculty and staff members interested in learning more about mentoring students in internships.
New CEL resource: Arts and humanities methods in SoTL
February 27, 2015
A new series of videos features leading scholars addressing the place of the arts and humanities within the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.
CATL workshop on inclusive teaching – March 4
February 5, 2015
This lunch discussion is intended for teaching faculty who would like to learn and share effective strategies for working with students on the autism spectrum.
CATL workshops on decoding the disciplines – March 9 & 31
February 4, 2015
Join this workshop to learn about a simple strategy for approaching challenges in teaching and student learning.
CATL workshop on team-based learning and the flipped classroom – rescheduled for March 10
February 4, 2015
This workshop will offer team-based learning strategies that can be applied to flipped classroom settings.
CATL workshop on student reflection and metacognition – Feb. 11
February 4, 2015
Learn how reflection and metacognition strategies can improve teaching and student learning.