Documentation:Guide to Teaching for New Faculty at UBC/References

GUIDE TO TEACHING NEW FACULTY AT UBC
Table of Contents Welcome to Teaching at UBC Getting Started in the Classroom Supporting Undergraduate Student Success Supervising Graduate Students Evaluation of Teaching at UBC Dossier, SoTL and Professional Development
Other Useful Resources Resource 1: How People Learn Resource 2: Designing Courses Resource 3: Lesson planning Resource 4: Syllabus Checklist Resource 5: First Day of Class Recommendations Resource 6: Classroom Incivility Resource 7: Working with TA's Resource 8: Getting Started at UBC Library Resource 9: Copyright Resource 10: Instructional Technology at UBC Resource 11: Classroom Services
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