The Teaching and Learning Centre Science provides lecturers with opportunities to professionally develop themselves, share knowledge, and innovate their education.
Below, you can see an overview of the courses and workshops that FNWI lecturers can follow.
How do we learn? And looking at what we want students to learn, how then, should we be teaching?
How do you answer students with questions when you want to inspire them to think for themselves first?
How do you create a learning environment where students feel motivated to learn?
How do you create effective working norms and more interaction within the group?
What is the student actually saying? And how do you help them the most?
How can you adjust your supervision style to the needs of a student, and help them become more and more independent?
How to recognise difficulties in studying with ASD and supervise in the best way?
How to discuss suicidal thoughts among students, how to assess safety and how to encourage the other person to seek help?
How GenAI works, how students use it, and why it’s reshaping education.
GenAI and unsupervised assessment: understand capabilities and risks, distinguish use from misuse, and redesign summative tasks to be robust, authentic, and constructively aligned.
In this session you’ll build and structure your course in Canvas. You’ll receive didactic advice and practical tips, p.a. on building modules, assignments, and grade calculation.
Did you know that the set-up of your classroom can improve or hinder students’ learning?

