Inuit voices on teaching Inuit health
Have you ever thought about what healthcare is like for people in remote regions of this geographically immense country? AndContinue Reading
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Have you ever thought about what healthcare is like for people in remote regions of this geographically immense country? AndContinue Reading
The academic year is over. You’ve completed your teaching responsibilities, including having submitted final grades after lots of marking. YouContinue Reading
Are you teaching at McGill for the first time? returning from a sabbatical leave? teaching on campus at McGill forContinue Reading
For the past 21 years, McGill’s Principal’s Prize for Excellence in Teaching (PPET) has recognized excellence in teaching, as wellContinue Reading
McGill’s Large Class Teaching Exchange, which took place from May to August 2021, provided a unique conversation space for instructorsContinue Reading
Do you know what the influential instructors in your life did before they became instructors or what their career pathContinue Reading
Who are the students in this course? I get a lot of first year students, U0 or U1, and whileContinue Reading
Co-authors: Eva Dobler, Jennie Ferris, Carolyn Samuel We are three colleagues who do educational development work at McGill University’s TeachingContinue Reading
The idea of recognizing individual instructors for going “above and beyond” with their teaching efforts during the pandemic has beenContinue Reading
As we mark one-year since universities transitioned to remote teaching and learning, some would argue that all groups involved –Continue Reading
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