What is the impact of faculty learning from and with colleagues? 2009-2010
Ed Cahall, Linda Kaye Shadiow
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Ed Cahall, Linda Kaye Shadiow
Abstract
The Faculty Development Program seeks to frame a campus commons, what the Carnegie Foundation describes as a conceptual space in which communities of educators committed to innovation and inquiry come together to exchange ideas about teaching and learning, and use them to meet the challenges of educating students for personal, professional, and civic life. Our efforts build on past faculty development traditions at NAU; support departmental, school, and college initiatives; and seek to provide pathways for the NAU learning-centered priority and strategic goals through alignment of initiative.
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The Faculty Development Program seeks to frame a campus commons, what the Carnegie Foundation describes as a conceptual space in which communities of educators committed to innovation and inquiry come together to exchange ideas about teaching and learning, and use them to meet the challenges of educating students for personal, professional, and civic life. Our efforts build on past faculty development traditions at NAU; support departmental, school, and college initiatives; and seek to provide pathways for the NAU learning-centered priority and strategic goals through alignment of initiative.
Key concepts: Faculty development, Commons, Professional development, Pedagogy, Sociology, Frame (networking), Engineering ethics, Space (punctuation)