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We’re always on the lookout for new research and practical ways to support faculty at Conestoga to develop courses and better serve students. Browse the articles below to find an article that suits your needs!

People sit around long wooden tables, sharing ideas and writing them down on large sheets of paper at a break-out workshop at the Climate Pedagogy Symposium.
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Reading Time: 6 minutesPrepared by the Teaching & Learning team, this tip provides advice to faculty supporting collaborative group writing assignments, including reports and papers, as well as other types of group work projects. This tip includes suggestions for [...]

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This teaching tip provides information and ideas how to prepare for running remote learning in a digital classroom smoothly. [...]
A student has laid out their laptop and equipment used to build and produce their robotics and automation capstone project.

Reading Time: 3 minutesJohn Tielemans has been full-time with Conestoga College since 1998. With a background in physics and nuclear systems, he brings a strong desire to learn into his teaching. He is proud of watching students grow, excel and [...]

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Reading Time: 5 minutes“As a profession, teaching is full of well-intentioned individuals deeply committed to seeing all [students] succeed.” Staats, C. (2016) Student learning, growth, development, and ultimate success provide most educators with the WHY behind the work done [...]

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Michele Feeser shares tips for preparing for asynchronous teaching. [...]
If you are seeking a clear, efficient framework for marking assessments, follow these guidelines to create an assessment rubric. [...]

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