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Two of the primary tools of growth are knowledge and reflection.  The Midcentral Region Center for Teaching Excellence invites you to learn from the resources below and reflect on them so that you can incorporate the ideas that intrigue you into your teaching strategies.

bulletReadings: practical and the basis for modern educational theories
bulletHibbison's Hints: Handouts and manuals I've developed and placed online.
bulletOnline Teaching Materials: These materials from teaching centers around the country were selected for their practicality and ease of application to any course.  Even the worksheets for beginning teachers and teaching assistants may help make teaching any course a bit more systematic and spark occasional insights in the most experienced of us. (Send me your favorites. I may list them here, eventually separating the list by discipline.)
bulletT.H.E. Journal's Roadmap to the Web: The annual roadmap sorts web resources by discipline, offering a handful of the best for each one. Disciplines include art and humanities; history, social sciences and culture; math and science. In addition, sets of links for educators on special education, teacher resources and tools.
 

This page was last updated on March 11, 2006.

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