upcoming events
View and register for upcoming Center for Teaching Excellence Events on the Bryant University Events Page.
View and register for upcoming Center for Teaching Excellence Events on the Bryant University Events Page.
Please join this conversation on Kevin Gannon’s work on Radical Hope in teaching and learning contexts. Upon registering for the event, participants will be eligible to receive a copy of the book. All are welcome to sign up, whether you have read a page or the whole book. Encouraging participants to think about their own agency, this session will reflect on hope as a pathway for student agency.
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This workshop will focus on how we create meaningful and challenging learning environments for students, considering the new landscape of student experiences and educational contexts. How can we cultivate belonging that moves beyond slogans? How do we work with power in the classroom? How can we get out of adversarial relationships and the deficit model of education?
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“Rigor” is a key term used in educational settings—embracing the importance of intellectual growth and challenge for students. How do we find the balance of rigor in our classrooms and teaching? A certain amount of tension and stress are a part of learning, so what ways can we challenge students while balancing that with appropriate forms of support and guidance?
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