The Teaching Assistant Orientation is designed to help TAs succeed by introducing them to the principles and practices of effective teaching and highlighting valuable teaching and learning resources ...

Teaching assistants are in-demand educational professionals in K-12 public and private schools, as well as in daycare settings. Also referred to as paraprofessionals, paraeducators, teacher aides, or ...

Teaching assistants are a common feature in undergraduate learning; the role was designed to focus more individualized attention on undergraduate learners, provide professional development ...

Brigham Young University's Independent Study On-Demand Teaching Assistant Support program received the Innovative For-Credit Programming Award from the Region West University Continuing Education ...

At Western Michigan University, Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs) serve in a role related to teaching; some are instructors of record (meaning they are the ones primarily responsible for a course); ...

The Center for Teaching and Learning, along with the Academic Success Center, offers a series of practical workshops for undergraduate Teaching Assistants (TAs) each fall semester. These workshops ...

The role of a teaching assistant (TA), sometimes known as a paraprofessional, is more complex than ever. Whether helping students grasp complex concepts, supporting those who need extra guidance, or ...

An exciting part of the college experience is branching out into the opportunities you have for work on campus. It involves discovering what you do and don’t like to do, as well as making connections ...

Menu Frequently Asked Questions References and FLC Member (Instructor) Reflections Dedicated to providing various resources for current and future international Miami faculty, teaching assistants, ...

(TNS) — Connection and support from instructors is particularly important to encourage students from underrepresented groups to succeed in college. That's a challenge for teachers of large lecture ...