Teaching Effectiveness Part:
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4. Who are our students? (Learning and teaching styles, approaches to learning, levels of development).
5. Planning a course and getting it off to a good start. (Setting expectations, writing instructional objectives, motivating learning).
6. Effective lecturing.
7. Active learning, cooperative learning, and problem-based learning.
8. Laboratory instruction.
8. Teaching with technology.
9. Teaching problem-solving, critical thinking, and creative thinking skills.
10. Assessment and evaluation (testing and grading).
11. Dealing with student-related problems. (Classroom management, emotional problems, cheating).
12. Other career issues. (Research and teaching, time management, learning and integrating with the campus culture, finding a mentor).
13. Microteaching.
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