TPS Touchpoint: Integrating Indigenous topics, perspectives and worldviews
In honour of Indigenous History Month, June’s highlighted results from the Teaching Practices Survey (TPS) focus on integrating Indigenous topics, perspectives and worldviews. 59% of respondents incorporate a land acknowledgement in the syllabus, class meeting, or other materials, which is a 39% increase from 2018. 33% of respondents incorporate assignments/assessments that allow for the […]
TPS Touchpoint: Wellbeing
This month’s highlighted results from the Teaching Practices Survey (TPS) focus on wellbeing. 92% of respondents agreed with the statement “My teaching practices have an impact on student wellbeing.” 66% of respondents discuss wellbeing topics with their students. 60% of respondents share resources during class time to help students manage their wellbeing. 41% of respondents […]
TPS Touchpoint: Assessment
This month’s highlighted results from the Teaching Practices Survey (TPS) focus on assessment.
TPS Touchpoint: Affordability of course materials and Open Educational Resources
This month’s highlighted results from the Teaching Practices Survey (TPS) focus on affordability of course materials and Open Educational Resources.
TPS Touchpoint: Affordability of course materials and Open Educational Resources
This month’s highlighted results from the Teaching Practices Survey (TPS) focus on affordability of course materials and Open Educational Resources.
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