About CETL
Year in Review: CETL’s Annual Report, 2023-2024
We invite our community to review the milestones of our 2023-2024 academic year work.
About CETL
We invite our community to review the milestones of our 2023-2024 academic year work.
Events
Understanding the Americans with Disabilities Act can help faculty create inclusive, psychologically safer learning environments for students.
Events
CETL hosted three workshops for instructors in the week before classes started. Here are some highlights.
About CETL
The CETL team was busy this summer, and our semi-regular news roundup has a little something for everyone--grading, hot takes on higher ed, accessible conferences, and time management.
Events
UM instructors and graduate students are invited to join CETL the week of August 19 for a series of workshops to help you prepare for the start of classes on August 26.
Conferences
CETL director Josh Eyler and associate director Liz Norell recently attended the AAC&U conference on general education, pedagogy, and assessment (GEPA). Here's their report.
Events
Students are struggling (and instructors are overwhelmed). Here are a few tangible things we can do--without burning out.
Events
Greater awareness of neurodivergent types can lead to more inclusive and equitable teaching. In this recap, we provide an overview of four different neurotypes and strategies to support them.
Programs
The team reflects on the ways that students thank their instructors.
Services
Classroom teaching observations are a core service of CETL. Learn more about how they work--and hear from a UM faculty member who took advantage in the fall 2023 semester.
Services
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) brings together research and teaching.
Services
by Liz Norell, associate director of instructional support Student feedback sessions are one of CETL’s core offerings. Engaging in this practice is a powerful way to achieve several meaningful goals, including: * Emphasizing to students that they play a key role in the learning process, * Giving faculty access to information