In this talk, organized by the STEM Education Center and co-sponsored by ATLE, Dr. Elizabeth Canning will discuss her recent research on cultivating growth…
The syllabus is often the first point of contact with new students and offers an opportunity to set the tone for your course. Join…
A”Tea”LE is part of an effort to facilitate communication and scholarship among faculty from all disciplines returning to on campus courses. Faculty will be…
Dr. Stefanie Leacock, Biology Instructor, loves to integrate real-world examples and applications of biology into her courses. In this session, Dr. Leacock will share examples…
Role-playing can be a great learning experience for students, not to mention a fun way to step out of our routines. Role-playing encourages students…
Come learn about some of the innovative ways that UA Little Rock faculty helped support student success during the Covid-19 pandemic. Our presenters will…
A”Tea”LE is part of an effort to facilitate communication and scholarship among faculty from all disciplines returning to on campus courses. Faculty will be…
Our presenter will be Sarah Porter, Director of the Intensive English Language Program at UA Little Rock. We look forward to seeing everyone. -…
Dr Belinda Blevins-Knabe and Ida Umphers will discuss ethical considerations when submitting an IRB request for protocol review when dealing with the scholarship of…
How faculty relate with students matters. It impacts classroom climate, student motivation and satisfaction, and more importantly student learning. On a larger scale, faculty…
What does grading mean today in higher education? Grades can determine graduation, scholastic honors, placement prospects, and employment paths. What are the debates on…
A”Tea”LE is part of an effort to facilitate communication and scholarship among faculty from all disciplines returning to on campus courses. Faculty will…
