Join us in reading and reflecting on the seminal work of Parker Palmer, “The Courage to Teach: Guide for Reflection and Renewal” (20th Anniversary Edition), that still resonate decades after its publication. This is an opportunity to pair our exploration of teaching practices and tools with reflections on our teaching identity. “This book builds on the […]
Stop by the Sawchuk Family Theatre from 10 am to 1 pm on May 12 or 14 to learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign, pick up your Moose Hide pin, and make a pledge to end colonial and gender-based violence.
In 2024, UBC Okanagan's Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) and TRU's Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) collaborated on the inaugural Thompson-Okanagan Teaching and Learning conference (TOTLC) to advance teaching and learning practices in our region. This year, CELT is proud to host the conference at Thompson Rivers University, on the traditional lands of […]
Attend an information session on Tuesday, May 13 from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm in LIB 111 to learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign and how you can show your support.
Stop by the Sawchuk Family Theatre from 10 am to 1 pm on May 12 or 14 to learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign, pick up your Moose Hide pin, and make a pledge to end colonial and gender-based violence.
Join Indigenous Programs and Services in partnership with the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office, the Centre for Teaching and Learning, and the UBCO Library for a livestream of the 2025 Moose Hide Campaign Day ceremony on May 15 from 8:30 to 11 am in ART 114. There will be coffee and refreshments available. No […]
Do you have a new course that you need to design for the next academic year? Are you trying to set aside time to rethink an aspect of an existing course? The Course (re)Design Intensive (CDI) is an opportunity for you to be guided through the step-by-step process of designing a learner-centred course that aligns […]
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