From
13
Mar
Seminars
Education Week - third edition
From March 13 to 17, the third edition of Teaching Week will be held as part of the three-year project to support teaching promoted by the Teaching and Language Lab (TLlab) .
Also in this edition, a pathway will be proposed that interweaves experiences and good practices within the University with initiatives tested by colleagues from other universities. The goal is always to open spaces for discussion to share practices and approaches, stimulate common interest in the constant improvement of teaching, creating collaborations in the community of teachers.
The meetings will be held in Room 8N (entrance at 59/d Boggio Street).
Participation is free and it is possible to attend individual meetings, without the need to attend the whole week.
On Monday, March 13 at 10:30 a.m., the opening event will be held.
In the presence of the Chancellor and the Vice Chancellor for Teaching, a non-competitive walk/run will be proposed, along the banks of the Po River, to collect, in movement, the dreams and reflections on teaching of faculty and students. Thus, this first event will be open not only to faculty of the University, but also to students.
It will start and finish at the Valentino Castle.
Attendance is also required for the opening event at this link by February 28.
For any questions or needs please write to the email address: tllab@polito.it
Also in this edition, a pathway will be proposed that interweaves experiences and good practices within the University with initiatives tested by colleagues from other universities. The goal is always to open spaces for discussion to share practices and approaches, stimulate common interest in the constant improvement of teaching, creating collaborations in the community of teachers.
The meetings will be held in Room 8N (entrance at 59/d Boggio Street).
Participation is free and it is possible to attend individual meetings, without the need to attend the whole week.
On Monday, March 13 at 10:30 a.m., the opening event will be held.
In the presence of the Chancellor and the Vice Chancellor for Teaching, a non-competitive walk/run will be proposed, along the banks of the Po River, to collect, in movement, the dreams and reflections on teaching of faculty and students. Thus, this first event will be open not only to faculty of the University, but also to students.
It will start and finish at the Valentino Castle.
Attendance is also required for the opening event at this link by February 28.
For any questions or needs please write to the email address: tllab@polito.it