Engage in Faculty Learning Communities
Come together with supportive colleagues for sustained, meaningful conversations about teaching and learning. Meet regularly, share insights, make changes in your classroom, and grow professionally. Join a community that fosters collaboration, reflection, and professional development in the field of education.
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Faculty Learning Communities
Sustained, meaningful conversations about teaching and learning with supportive colleagues.
Meet 5-6 times in spring semester With (ideally) 8-10 colleagues Nuts and Bolts Make a change in your classroom Talk about it Write about it
Recruitment Recruitment Center for Teaching & Learning Department heads Excellent teachers Colleagues Snowball...
Key Responsibilities Key Responsibilities Build community Feed them Give them books/resources Schedule meetings send reminders! Keep them focused, engaged, and moving forward
First meeting Introductions Goal setting Product
Subsequent meetings ideas Discuss Discuss a chapter or article Plan Plan a change in your teaching Observe Observe each other's classrooms Debrief Debrief what you saw
Make a change to an assignment, activity, or course material. Tell us about it: What did you change? How did it go? What would you do differently? Product
Teaching & Learning Centers HELP! Chancelscholars@listserv.uga.edu facultyresources@usg.edu
