Teaching support areas
The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching and Learning (GMCTL) offers wide variety of programming and resources to support faculty, instructors and grad students. Browse the topics listed below to discover who on our team you can connect with to learn more.
We can help you with everything from designing a test or assignment to transitioning your department and college to a different assessment system.
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Assessment design |
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Assessment philosophy |
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Assessment tools (rubrics, checklists) |
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Outcome or competency based systems |
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Peer Assessment |
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Teaching Assistants (TAs) and marking |
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Polling tools for assessment |
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Active learning |
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Academic integrity & academic misconduct |
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Consultations for design or teaching of STEM classes |
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Consultations for design or teaching of Arts and Humanities classes |
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Consultations for creating inclusive courses |
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Classroom observation |
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Student Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) |
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Group work |
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Instructional / course design |
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Online instructional design |
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Student-instructor relationships |
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Syllabus |
Are you looking for more information on courses and workshops aimed at graduate students and postdocs? Are you new to teaching and already have some experience but want to learn more?
Connect with our staff!
Do you have a question about your teaching portfolios, philosophy statement, and how to use feedback? Connect with our staff today!
The GMCTL and Career Services offer workshops, non-credit courses and resources for graduate students and postdocs who are new to teaching and for those who already have some experience but want to learn more. For more details please connect with our staff below.
Please visit the Experiential Learning page to discover information regarding this topic, funding opportunities, the priority areas, and other supports available at USask. Connect with our staff today!
Internationalization of teaching and learning is the infusion of global intercultural or international elements into curricular learning outcomes, content and learning resources, learning activities, and assessment tasks (including feedback) with the intent of developing different ways of knowing and learning, intercultural awareness, or intercultural competence in students.
Are you looking for help to explicitly plan for and deliver increased equity, appreciation of difference and diversity, and inclusion within your learning experiences? Connect with our staff who can help you explore and select the instructional and assessment processes necessary to meet your needs and those of your students.
At the University of Saskatchewan, our approach is to gather information about our students’ academic performance as well as demographic and activity data that could pertain to learning success. In line with the institution's Learning Charter commitments, this data will be used to connect students with appropriate academic supports and services, to personalize their learning experience, and to improve our academic programs.
Learning analytics work is conducted under the leadership of the Office of the Vice-Provost Teaching, Learning and Student Experience in partnership with Information and Communications Technology, Student and Enrolment Services, Teaching and Learning Enhancement, and the Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching and Learning.
Open Educational Practices (OEP) are more than just open educational resources (OER) such as textbooks, slides, modules, and other freely sharable and adaptable learning materials. OEP also includes open pedagogy (students creating and sharing content instead of simply consuming it), open research and open access publishing, and open teaching (sharing with others your reflections and lessons on teaching). Contact our staff if you are interested in finding out more about any aspect of OEP and how to begin integrating them into your teaching and learning.
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Academic program review or accreditation |
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Curriculum Innovation Fund |
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Curriculum mapping |
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New program design |
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Meeting design and facilitation |
Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) empowers learners to make informed decisions and take responsible actions for the 5Ps
- dignity of all People,
- protecting the Planet from degradation through sustainable consumption and production,
- Prosperity in economic and social terms,
- Peace free from fear and violence, and
- Partnership in global solidarity.
Learn more about the Teaching Awards at the University of Saskatchewan and nomination processes. If you have further questions about awards please send us an email.
Learning technology encompasses the full range of tools and media that can be used to facilitate teaching and learning. USask and GMCTL supports instructors to create engaging learning environments and provides technology solutions to support educational experiences both in the classroom and online.
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| Panopto (non-technical questions) |
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| Zoom (non-technical questions) |