Reading Resources for Learning Assessment

Hi All- Just found a site to share that has great resources for ways to assess student learning, along with other good reading to think about our teaching:
http://www.educause.edu/ELI/SeekingEvidenceofImpact/Resources/206625
Hope you find something useful!

May 2010 Video

Link to the video.

The Journal Club is taking the summer off

We will return next semester on the FIRST FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH with the following tentative schedule of presenters:

Oct 1- Susan Turner
Nov- Pam Dupin-Byrant & Dennis Garner
Dec- Dave Law
Jan- Brent Bibles
Feb- Vini Exton
March- Angela Minichiello
April- Carol Rosenthal

Next Meeting: May 7

At this meeting we’ll discuss the articles we have gathered to read over the summer, and what we would like to to with our meeting times next year.

Room Assignments
Brigham: RM 151
Ephraim: RM C
Logan: Family Life, RM 113 (FYI- was changed by Kimberly Davis from ECC 311)
Monticello FLC: RM C
Price: Conference Room in the Reeves Building-Room 128
Roosevelt: RM 173
Salt Lake: RM C
Tooele: RM 159
Vernal: BEERC RM 127

Theoretical Eclecticism in the College Classroom Discussion Video

Link to the video

Theoretical Eclecticism in the College Classroom

The Teaching and Learning Journal Club will be presented by Lianna Etchberger on Friday, April 2. The article that will be discussed is:

Morrone, A., & Tarr, T. (2005). Theoretical Eclecticism in the College Classroom. Innovative Higher Education, 30(1), 7-21. Retrieved March 30, 2010, from Education Full Text database.

We will focus our discussion on the following two questions:

1. What concept in the article impressed you the most and made you reflect on your own teaching?
   
2. What interest was peaked by your reading such that you would like to learn more?