Knowledge Sharing
On this page you will find things that might inspire you. Tips for Teachers, interesting articles or Teacher Stories and our TLC events for the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG). Below you can find more information about our upcoming events.
Teacher Stories are inspiring stories from lecturers of the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG). Get inspired and share knowledge about teaching practices in higher education. Do you have a Tip for Teachers, an inspiring Teacher Story or something else that you would like to share with other fellow teachers? Then send an email to tlc-fmg@uva.nl
UvA AI Chat dissected
22 june 2026 | Join this feature demo in the Surgical Theatre, where UvA AI Chat is dissected by its makers.
Higher Education Research Festival
19 June 2026 | The Higher Education Research Festival brings together teachers, researchers, and policymakers for a full day of inspiration, exchange, and fresh perspectives on emerging research.
Alternative Assessment Methods
Artificial intelligence is reshaping education, and assessment can no longer afford to stand still.
This event is designed for teachers in the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences who want to rethink how they assess student learning. Whether you teach psychology, sociology, communication science, political science, or pedagogy, these questions are relevant to your courses right now.
Events: SIG Self-Regulated Learning
Join our new Special Interest Group (SIG) Self-Regulated Learning, supported by TLC. In this SIG, we bring together colleagues from different faculties and disciplines who share an interest in this topic. We will exchange knowledge, experiences, and ideas, and explore together how we can better support students in their learning process.
Tips for Teachers
Welcome to our archive of tips for teachers!
Introducing UvA AI chat for teachers
In July the TLC-FMG hosted an event which introduced the new UvA AIchat. Here you find video recording, slide deck, and Q&A as well as a summary of the information presented by Prof. Jessica Taylor Piotrowski and Dr. Sharon Klinkenberg, co-directors of the FMG Teaching & Learning Centre.
Integrating self-regulated learning to be a strong learning line
How can programs move from an implicit and incidental approach to self-regulated learning to a learning line that is truly part of the curriculum?
In this interview, SELFLEX SESSIES discusses this topic with Sylvia Heeneman, Professor of Health Profession Education at Maastricht University, and Judith Sieben, Associate Professor at Maastricht University.
Event recap: Self-Regulated Learning (SRL)
Cognitive psychologist Prof. Dr. Peter Verkoeijen (Erasmus University Rotterdam / Avans University of Applied Sciences) guides participants through the theory and practical implications of SRL in higher education.
Technology in Self-Regulated Learning
How can lecturers utilize technology to support students in self-regulating their learning?
In this interview, SELFLEX SESSIES discuss this topic with Eelco Braad, senior researcher at the Digital Transformation lectorate at Hanze and Jarin van der Kooi, a master’s student in Digital Technology at Hanze.
Conscious study choices in Self-Regulated Learning
How can we, as teachers, support students in making conscious and strategic decisions that align with their personal and professional growth?
In this interview, Brigitte te Brink and Sjirk Zijlstra explore this topic with Milou van Harsel and Judith Teunissen.
Teachers as supporters of self-regulated learning
How can we, as teachers, integrate self-regulated learning into our teaching and support students in developing these skills?
In this interview, SELFLEX SESSIES discusses this topic with SRL experts Anique de Bruin and Peter Verkoeijen.
Task strategies and reflection in Self Regulated Learning
On 27 May 2025, the TLC FMG hosted its third lunch seminar in the Self-Regulated Learning (SRL) series. Brigitte ten Brink and Fam te Poel guided participants through the key question: How can we help students take control of their own learning process?