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EVOLVING BEYOND CRISIS–CONNECTING TO THE FUTURE
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Monday, November 8 • 2:15pm - 3:15pm
Teaching with Texts: Practices to Promote More Effective Reading

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Our aim for this session is facilitate a conversation in which we unpack some of the challenges associated with teaching with and learning from texts across the disciplines, and further, to exchange curricular, instructional, and assessment practices which promote effective analytical and critical reading, in particular. Initial discussion questions include: (1) How do college teaching with text practices differ from those of K-12 instructors? (2) How and why do reading demands vary across disciplines? and, (3) How does a specific course context (e.g. goals, lecture material, other assigned texts, assignments) influence the reading demands encountered by students?
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Nic Voge

Senior Associate Director, McGraw Center for Teaching & Learning, Princeton University
I oversee the Center's undergraduate and graduate student-facing learning programs. My expertise is in socio-cultural and cognitive approaches to learning from instruction, including the "invisible curriculum". I also have expertise in motivation, in particular achievement motivation... Read More →
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Hugh Kesson

Princeton University

Monday November 8, 2021 2:15pm - 3:15pm EST
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