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Critical Thinking Initiative in 2010

Embarking on the. Critical Thinking Initiative in 2010. Agenda. Overview Forming an Academic RoundTable (ART) Picking a Faculty Champion Deliverables: Developing an Instructional Portfolio. Focus. Enhancing student learning by improving students’ ability to think critically. Assessment.

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Critical Thinking Initiative in 2010

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  1. Embarking on the Critical Thinking Initiative in 2010

  2. Agenda • Overview • Forming an Academic RoundTable (ART) • Picking a Faculty Champion • Deliverables: Developing an Instructional Portfolio

  3. Focus Enhancing student learning by improving students’ ability to think critically

  4. Assessment Initiatives Student Success Professional Development Critical Thinking Resources

  5. Student Success

  6. Professional Development

  7. Critical Thinking Resources

  8. Scheduled Roll-Out

  9. Scheduled Roll-Out

  10. Picking a Faculty Champion • Faculty member • Leader • Willing to teach others • Interested in critical thinking • Open to change • Time (approx. 2 hours/week, $tipend)

  11. Forming an Academic RoundTable (ART) • 6-12 Faculty and Staff • Lead by Faculty Champion • Meet regularly • Work together • Motivated

  12. Developing an Instructional Portfolio

  13. Deliverables

  14. Enhancing student learning by Improving students’ ability to think critically Questions?

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