Instructors collaborate with SITE faculty to explore any teaching topic or concern that is too complex or personal to be addressed in a workshop
Instructors collaborate with SITE faculty to with instructors to explore address questions or concerns that are too complex or too private to be addressed in a workshop or other group settings.
Talk with us about using evidence-based, effective course design; ask us to review your syllabus and course learning objectives; or discuss aligning course activities and assignments.
Discuss effective teaching in different modes, classroom management concerns, motivating and engaging students, constructing exams, and effective grading strategies. We are also happy to discuss how to write effective test items and interpret item analyses.
Instructors regularly consult with us about informal and formal feedback from students (SEEQs & SRTEs).
We can help you identify strategies to gather student feedback
Institute consultants will assist you with proposals for internally or externally funded grants with a curricular or pedagogical focus. Our consultants have served as served as co-PIs, Senior Personnel, and grant evaluators (typically with an associated salary buy-out), but also as collaborators on internal grants.
Have you considered conducting research on your teaching practice? Consult with us on how to develop, design, implement, and disseminate a project focused on what is happening in your (physical or virtual) classroom.
Schreyer Institute faculty consultants also meet with department, program, college, and campus representatives to design custom programs or discuss other broadly applicale topics, such as equity and inclusion, curriculum innovation and renewal, or Teaching and Learning Scholarship.