Physics and Astronomy

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: Workshop Schedule

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: Working with Groups

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: Teaching Assistant (TA) Handbook

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: TAing by Questioning

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: Running the Big Show

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: Problem Solving

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: Marking

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: From Learning to Teaching

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: Formative Evaluation of a Course

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

TA Training UBC Physics and Astronomy: Discussion notes from Apr 2008 training

The following TA training materials have been developed by Mya Warren, Sandy Martinuk and Joss Ives in the UBC Physics and Astronomy Department and are good models to follow. The materials include the schedule, handbook, slides for each section (introduction, learning to teaching, problem solving, TAing by questioning, working with groups, marking, formative evaluation, and running the big show).

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