Click here to view the recording from our March 8, 2022 Faculty Spotlight presentation. Heather Horton from HAD talks about ‘hands-on’ teaching in liberal arts courses, describing projects to engage Pratt students as makers, encouraging them to use skills from their studio training in HAD courses.
Claire Donato (Adjunct Associate Professor, Writing Program; Distinguished Teacher Award 2020) will discuss the pedagogical significance of deep listening and the implementation of periods of shared silence in her Poetry & Psychoanalysis and The Oceanic Feeling courses. This conversation will be informed by Donato’s ongoing Zen meditation practice, which was supported in 2020 by a Pratt Research Seed Grant. Donato will be joined by several of her students.
Heather Horton from HAD will talk about ‘hands-on’ teaching in liberal arts courses. Heather will describe projects to engage Pratt students as makers, encouraging them to use skills from their studio training in HAD courses.
Update a Colleague is a series of posts where faculty members share the resources and information they gained from attending CTL-sponsored events. Look for more
Update a Colleague is a series of posts where faculty members share the resources and information they gained from attending CTL-sponsored events. Look for
Update a Colleague is a series of posts where faculty members share the resources and information they gained from attending CTL-sponsored events. Look for more
Micki Spiller held a Foundation Spark talk on Team Based Learning in a studio context. The purpose of her research is to examine how the
We invite all faculty to sign up to participate in ‘Special Topics’ Zoom calls over the Summer. All of these Zoom calls will be 1/
Ever a rich topic at the CTL, we’re happy to think about the accessibility of our class discussions, places for participation, and resources even more
In this post, we are sharing suggestions for how to hold your class discussions online. Below please find the online alternatives for: Whole group class
