Welcome to the Center for Teaching & Learning!
The Center for Teaching and Learning provides support for instructors to learn about, implement, and engage in scholarship on teaching and learning practices that are student-centered, evidence-based, innovative, and inclusive.
Highlighted Opportunities & Recognition
Featured Educators of the Month
May Featured Educators: Participants of the New Faculty Teaching and Mentoring Program and the 24-25 Teaching Scholars
Do you have a colleague that is doing something wonderful related to teaching and learning? Maybe they have designed a great activity for students, go above and beyond supporting students, provide mentorship to students or other faculty, or are leading efforts to improve teaching and learning beyond their classroom. Nominate yourself or your colleagues for us to consider.
Check out our Upcoming Events!
Brain-Based Learning Workshop Series continues through Summer
We know you’re already juggling so much—but what if a few small shifts could make how you facilitate learning more effective, engaging, and even energizing? This workshop series is designed to help you save time, make the most of your resources, and bring fresh strategies into your work.
The Great Kent State Teach-Off
The Great Kent State Teach-Off is a friendly competition where instructors present for 5 minutes on something they do in their courses, such as an activity, technology, tool, assessment, etc. Each instructor will have 5 minutes to share what it is, how it works, and hints on how others can use it. There are two competition categories, live and asynchronous.
Viewers
10-Day Writing Sprint
10-Day Writing Sprint
Our 10-Day Writing Sprint will breathe new life into your writing.
Write wherever and whenever you want. We suggest you take the weekends off, but if you want your 10 days to include weekends over the two weeks, you do you!
“Writing” refers to any scholarly activity ranging from sparking of a new idea to polishing a near-complete project (article, grant proposal, exhibit, book chapter, etc.).