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| Reply To: | Johnson, Katie |
| Date: | Fri, 16 Sep 2016 13:27:08 +0000 |
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Judi: Does your university have faculty learning communities or book clubs? We have a center for faculty development and also a center for STEM education that both sponsored a TBL workshop last year that got some faculty interested. Two of us from the workshop decided to keep working together on developing our classes and we’re currently co-facilitating a book club for the Sibley/Ostafichuk book, which has gotten even more faculty interested!
Actually, our first meeting was yesterday, and one of the faculty members reading the book is a Spanish professor. She was wondering if anyone has used TBL in language courses and how they went about it. She already does a lot of language practice in groups.
Finally, thanks all for the feedback about my course structure in Discrete Math. I found it very useful!
Katie
Katie Johnson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics
Florida Gulf Coast University
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